The phrase "adequate kind" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when describing a type or category that is sufficient or acceptable for a particular purpose, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "The project requires an adequate kind of material to ensure durability and performance."
Alternatives: "suitable type" or "satisfactory kind".
The related work uses a single-objective algorithm guided by the score only; ii) we consider a broader set of mutation operators; iii) we work with a population of individuals that are complete sets of products and propose specific operators adequate to this kind of population.
Gene knockout manipulations do not adequate to this kind of control problem due to the long time scale associated with these techniques.
And it all culminated in the worst financial crisis in our lifetimes, precisely because there were no regulations that were adequate to the kinds of recklessness that was being carried out".
Especially since S. L. Green owns the building, we made every effort to make sure we are paying a more than adequate amount for this kind of space and that everything is fully disclosed".
Such recent independent productions as "You Can Count on Me" and "In the Bedroom" feel like examples of an art form that has arrived at a point of equilibrium — the point at which the production resources at hand are perfectly adequate to express the kind of intimate meanings that the filmmakers are striving for.
This stresses the importance of the adequate design of this kind of structure.
Results from simulations indicated that PSO is more adequate to solve this kind of problem.
EPA spokesman Al Heier says that there are "resistance management programs in place adequate to stem any kind of resistance".
"The world is doing more things on the internet today, and the browser is no longer adequate to build that kind of user control.
It's not clear what kind of "adequate safeguards" Ansip is implying could be baked into the auto-detection and filtering systems the EC wants (we've asked and will update this story with any response).
