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While the website will remain "news-centric" on a Sunday and during at least half of Monday, the carousel will then be adapted through the week to "change the flavour of the site" and "surface and package content in a browser-friendly way".

In that sense, depending on the matrix orthogonal complement properties, the base linear matrix inequalities are outlined to be adapted through the third ones for the optimal parameters solving in the given residual generator structure.

The basic design can be extended to explore whether models perform differently on different types of watershed; it is also shown how it can be adapted, through the use of "balanced incomplete blocks", to avoid the need to calibrate (and validate) every model on every watershed.

The coefficients of the DFE are adapted through the LMS algorithm.

This is because the GMM-UBM system was trained on a large number of speakers through the UBM, and individual speaker models were adapted through the GMMs.

The learning process in a neural network is an interactive procedure in which its connection weights are adapted through the presentation of a set of input output training example pairs.

The 'full chain' approach was adapted through the joint working with the EU HEIMTSA project (the Health and Environment Integrated Methodology and Toolbox for Scenario Assessment study).

Secondly, an empirical study indicates that the EVPs themselves can be adapted through refining the conceptual semantics.

The environment can be adapted through personalized components, depending on the type of diagram that the user wants to interact with and the users can also create new elements or search and share components with other users of the community.

The roles of passive forces generated by muscles and tendons are well understood, but there has been little recognition that forces originating within joints themselves may also be important, and less still that these joint forces may be adapted through evolution to complement active muscle forces acting at the same joint.

The postdoctoral mentoring programs developed at the University of Pennsylvania and other institutions fill an important need and can be adapted through Web-based technologies.