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The proposed method introduces the notion of dynamic base surfaces (DBS) which are dynamically adapted to the three-dimensional shape implied by the clouds of points.

Other ways are link adaptation techniques, where transmission parameters such as modulation and coding are dynamically adapted to the varying channel condition[3].

Both the locations of the interfaces and the parameters of the mappings are dynamically adapted by minimizing theHω2-norm of the calculated solution.

This single value is used in a static set of fuzzy rules easily understood by the user, and the labels used in those rules are dynamically adapted to the estimated preferences of the user.

In this second stage the genetic parameters and operators are dynamically adapted with the progress of optimization process in such a way as to increase the convergence rate while maintaining the diversity in population.

The main advantage of our proposed approach over traditional ones is that it is based on power adjustment parameters whose values are dynamically adapted to the interference impact of each femtocell on the global interference situation.

The main contribution of our approach was to introduce power adjustment parameters whose values are dynamically adapted to the weight of each interfering femtocell through their Score Functions on the global interference situation.

Therefore, we will present a scheme based on such time scale separation in which routing is established for a longer term use, while channel assignment, scheduling, and MIMO mode control are dynamically adapted to varying channel and traffic conditions.

These connectors are dynamically adapted during the drawing of a map according to user interaction.

Co-operative system measure: adaptive frontal warning systems: the sensitivity of the system is dynamically adapted on the basis of local (e.g. weather) circumstances.    .

The filter is dynamically adapted to each frame using information of current and past scene observations.