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However, it can easily be adapted to some special cases, e.g., to the case where the transmit power is a constant.

To be rapidly adapted to some new environment, we proposed the control network so that robots can be adapted to some new environment rapidly.

The GPU is a massively parallel computing platform that can be adapted to some scientific tasks.

Typhimurium, which appears to be adapted to some avian species that frequent bird feeders, including songbirds [ 25].

All models presented above can be adapted to some degree to such variations, but this is normally done in a relatively coarse way, for example based on corpora consisting of certain types of sentences or words, in combination with specific types of interfering sounds (e.g., IEC, 2003, Fig.  1).

Nevertheless, it is not a necessary assumption of evolutionary theory that every feature of every organism is adapted to some purpose, much less optimally adapted.

The Hebrew script has been adapted to some other languages, such as Arabic, Turkish (for the Karaite people of Crimea), and so forth, but particularly to German hence, Yiddish and Spanish hence, Ladino, or Judeo-Spanish.

This may indicate that the circuitry structure is adapted to some general features in the spatiotemporal patterns of sensor activation that may occur during natural behavior, and that this circuitry structure constrains the way the individual neurons in the network are activated.

This system was adapted to some degree in 12th-century Europe by Johannes de Muris, who used the terms tensibilia (stringed instruments), inflatibilia (wind instruments), and percussibilia (all percussion instruments).

If down the road the script had to be adapted to conform to some necessary linkage with other films, there's plenty of time and opportunity to do so.

And if people want to walk on a treadmill that can be adapted to get some resistance training, is there anything wrong with that?