The requirements are met in combination with digital correction, as shown Fig. 2. Since the "dirt effects" depend on manufacturing tolerances and vary over temperature, the digital correction is typically adapted during operation.
These birds are typically secondarily adapted for alternative lifestyles however (e.g. swimming and diving), and Pteranodon shows no evidence for secondary adaptations of this kind.
Where something works it retains it; where novel changes are required, they are typically made by adapting what was there in the first place.
As discussed in our framework of inheritances, health services are typically slow to adapt to change, thus limiting the possibility of developing new strategies that are immediately responsive to population needs, including in HPC care.
"What that does is take them into markets where governments are typically less able to adapt to climate change so risks are higher, and much higher for insurers," he said.
In addition, unlike the nervous system, these input-output interfaces are typically static and cannot adapt without an external training signal such as the mean square error (MSE) between the true and predicted behavior.
M. trucatula plants adapted to saline habitats are typically smaller and exhibit reduced reproductive output compared to plants adapted to non-saline habitats [ 57].
Suckers, loaches, and most catfishes are typically benthic animals and thus are highly adapted to such an existence.
However, mechanoreceptor organs are typically highly structured, with extracellular and cytoskeletal structures adapted to transmit mechanical stimuli to the sensory endings where transduction occurs.
The three brown rot strains form a monophyletic group adapted to temperate climate; these sequevar 1 strains are typically isolated from potato in the highland tropics.
