The metadata created by following RDA instructions are well formed according to international models for user-focused linked data applications that are compatible with existing records in online library catalogs and also adaptable to new and emerging database structures.
We have all developed particular skills based on the everyday demands placed on our brains at work and at home, however with the world of work constantly changing our brains will need to continually renew our skills and be adaptable to new situations and ways of thinking.
The process we describe, however, is largely automated and readily adaptable to new informatics tools and data resources as they become available.
Biography, indeed, seems less innovative, less rewarding of experiment, and less adaptable to new media, than does fiction or perhaps even history.
As such, a new generation of adaptive algorithms are needed, ones that learn in real-time, capture the multivariate nonlinear spatio-temporal dependencies and are easily adaptable to new data (e.g. weather or crowdsourced data) and changes in network structure, without having to retrain and/or redeploy the entire system.
They remain a peculiar species of player, brooding, prone to streaks, and not always adaptable to new circumstances.
The model can be fit either to budding index or DNA content measurements, or both, and is easily adaptable to new forms of data.
If employing authorities…wish to acquire meaningful information on Radiology department workload or individual Radiologist workload, this should be done through the medium of an agreed, robust system of measuring the relative values of different studies, procedures and activities, which is adaptable to new professional and technical developments in the future".
Achieving natural gesture-based interaction between humans and robots, the system should be adaptable to new users, gestures and robot behaviors.
