Sentence examples for advantage of adaptation from inspiring English sources

The underactuated hand has the advantage of adaptation for grasping irregularly shaped objects by combining the active actuators with passive springs to achieving a stable grasp.

For this reason, modern breeding programmes can take advantage of adaptations present in wild Solanum species (Villalta et al. 2008).

After only two practice task executions, and without any explanation of the system's capability to adapt its motion planning, participants were able to take advantage of the adaptation and form a more effective team with the robot.

Another reason for the advantage of model adaptation may be due to the fundamental limitations of feature compensation.

Table 9 shows that the models using the ULT+WRE approach are able to take more advantage of this adaptation scheme.

The main advantage of MAP adaptation is its good asymptotic property, which means that the MAP estimate approaches the maximum likelihood (ML) estimate when the adaptation data is sufficient.

The advantage of the adaptation approach is that the amount of user-specific speech material composes only a fraction of the data required for building a speaker-dependent state-of-the-art speech recognizer.

On the other hand, ensembles which process streams incrementally, do not take advantage of periodical adaptation mechanisms known from block-based ensembles, which offer accurate reactions to gradual and incremental changes.

We take advantage of the adaptation capabilities of these expansions where the core idea is to rotate the basis of the underlying Gaussian Hilbert space, in order to achieve reduced functional representations that concentrate the induced probability measure in a lower dimensional subspace.

Against the advantage of flexible adaptation to different research aims and populations stands the disadvantage of reduced (international) comparability.

There is growing interest in gardening with native plants not only for their novelty, but also to take advantage of their adaptation to local climates.