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MAC protocols for complex self-organizing CR networks are especially designed to enable reconfiguration and adaptation based on spectrum sensing functions.

The result of the reasoning process is a set of extracted metadata used for learning services discovery and adaptation based on system-centric context (i.e. device and environment context) and learner-centric context (i.e. learner and activity context).

[ 8] For children living with HIV, strategies to optimise adherence to HIV treatment and care require regular review and adaptation based on the individual needs and growth of a child.

To do so, it gives authors the exclusive right to reproduce, distribute, publicly perform, and publicly display their works, and to make "derivative works" (such as translations and adaptations) based on their works.

Sequels, prequels, and adaptations based on Jane Austen's work range from attempts to enlarge on the stories in Austen's own style to the soft-core pornographic novel Virtues and Vices (1981) and fantasy novel Resolve and Resistance (1996).

In a novel experiment, we alter the distribution of extracellular signaling, and observe adaptation based on optimizing signal transmission.

"The characters actually sing," Mr. Zadan said, "but it will be a much more experimental film, more in the direction of 'Moulin Rouge.' " And Miramax will go Bollywood in the fall when it releases "Bride and Prejudice," a musical adaptation based on the Jane Austen novel and directed by Gurinder Chadha ("Bend It Like Beckham").

This method is divided into two components: (1) model conception by defining the objective function and influential factors, setting up data collection, and learning using multilayer perceptrons; and (2) monitoring system conception with the aim of tracking the misclassification rate, determining whether the physical system is drifting, and reacting by model adaptation based on the control charts.

For the more general case where we do not have orthonormality two fast and efficient algorithms have been proposed in the literature to solve (2): one based on least angle regression (LARS) [ 20] and a more recent adaptation based on the coordinate descent algorithm [ 21].

However, identifying the core tenets that support all pharmaceutical services along the continuum from research to public health and allow for a grounded foundation and framework with flexibility for adaptation (based on local needs) is a key principle.

The framework defined by Rainbow includes mechanisms for monitoring a target system and its environment (using the observations for updating the architectural model of the target system), detecting opportunities for improving the system's quality of services (QoS), and deciding the best course of adaptation based on the state of the system.