Sentence examples for assumed to adapt from inspiring English sources

The encoder and decoder are assumed to adapt a transformed codebook obtained from by using a general one-to-one mapping with both its domain and codomain in space, that is, (10).

Applications for smart grid monitoring and controls as well as applications for factory automation can be assumed to adapt their sending rates to control the load on shared networks like IEEE 802.15.4 CSMA/CA WSNs.

In this investigation, bone remodeling was assumed to adapt to the tooth deformation and the surrounding structure produced by orthodontic force.

Furthermore, cells are assumed to be adapted to the pre-stimulus concentration c0 with the various levels R of the signalling pathway adapted to their steady-state values R*.

On the other hand, queue-based random access algorithms were studied in [18], where access probabilities are assumed to be adapted based on queue sizes.

This study relied on genetic variation found naturally within the species, in which populations are assumed to be adapted to their environment.

The phenotypes of species are generally assumed to be adapted to their environment by natural selection.

In general, domestic animals are assumed to have adapted to a life among humans by evolving higher flexibility in diet, better ability to breed in captivity, less stress susceptibility, and a more socially tolerant disposition [ 5, 6].

Relative management levels were kept static, but sowing dates were assumed to be adapted to climate change as described by [40] and for wheat, maize, sunflower, and rapeseed (but not for all other crops) we also assumed adaptation in selecting suitable varieties.

At the start of simulations the population was assumed to be adapted to intermediate water depth (however, we also modeled situations where the initial population was at either extreme of the spectrum. Male nuptial color was controlled by 100 genetic loci, each with two alleles (1 and 0)(100-additive-locus model).

Resource management is assumed to help students adapt to, or change their learning environment to fit their goals and needs.