Sentence examples for an adaptation can be from inspiring English sources
The hypothesis that the white coat of arctic hares and polar bears is an adaptation can be tested by examining closely related species that do not live in the Arctic.
Additionally, if components are structured in a hierarchical manner, the adaptation can be realised in a modular manner, where each (service) component is responsible for its own adaptation and for its own quality of service; while interacting with its sub-components, or its external services for distributing the adaptation process.
A manifestation of this adaptation can be seen in the responses of some otolith afferents to prolonged steps of linear acceleration [65], [66].
We have proved that for common speakers a cost-efficient cross-lingual adaptation can be done even with a training dataset smaller than the usual databases for training speech recognizers.
This article develops an approach through which the process of adaptation can be tracked at a community level.
Given the policy environment in SA (35), an inflexible mechanism for policy adaptation can be expected if no exceptional provisions are made, although a lot will depend on the personalities involved.
Film adaptation can be a cruel art, as the novelist well knows: the screenwriter who omitted the beloved scene from the script was one Richard Russo.
Therefore, the amount of computation in model adaptation can be a serious problem even in the small vocabulary speech recognition task.
The case shows how conformity to the formal adoption of standards and compliance to them can provide a shelter under which impromptu adaptation can be pursued, expressing the negative side of improvisation.
Yet, for ZF OFDM, the throughput of the individual CQIs follows almost a step function; hence, rate adaptation can be based on the long-term average SNR without substantial performance degradation.5.
Thus channel width adaptation can be implemented on a long-term basis without requiring resynchronization of interfaces for every packet.
