One psychiatrist observed, "His self-enforced personality traits are highly adaptive to a prisoner role, yet maladaptive to this society".… Thompson and Alyce were divorced in October, 1974, and both of them remarried the following year….
Therefore, the performance of nonconcurrent TDMA is severely affected.
These natural communities have evolved to exploit the native metabolic capabilities of each species and are highly adaptive to changes in their environments.
Among representative CBIR query schemes, query-by-sketch has been one of the attractive query tools that are highly adaptive to user's subjectivity.
Strategy selection could be shown to be highly adaptive to spatial properties of the environment as well as characteristics of the task instruction, i.e., spatial precision of target information.
We detail the principle of this novel architecture, called IP-ERN, and show that this architecture is highly adaptive to the network dynamics and is compliant with every TCP feature, IPv4, IPv6 as well as IP-in-IP tunneling solutions.
The species is considered the best among local grass species in Makueni County and has been found to be highly adaptive to the arid and semi-arid land (ASAL) climate, has high demand, and when fed to livestock leads to high milk production (Machogu 2013; Mutua 2014).
The findings are that cover soil greening can greatly save energy for buildings of "saddle-shaped" shell structures and structural thicknesses increase linearly with cover soil load increase, the structures are highly adaptive to cover soil, and it is positively significant to combine large space "saddle-shaped" shell structures with cover soil greening.
In a harsh environment with limited resources, it is highly adaptive to be both pro-social within our tribes and anti-social to outsiders who compete for food and mates.
It was addressed that the binding of NF- κB dimers is highly adaptive to cellular situation.
