Sentence examples for conceptual adaptation from inspiring English sources

The paper describes the conceptual adaptation framework, the PCL language, and our implementation of the PCL compiler and runtime system.

This toolbox supports local policymakers, planners, designers and practitioners in defining the program of demands, in setting adaptation targets, in selecting from more than 60 blue, green and grey adaptation measures and with informed co-creation of conceptual adaptation plans.

A key conceptual adaptation of the curriculum was to emphasize the role of the relationship between practitioners and patients/clients.

Finally a conceptual adaptation of this preliminary version of the coding system and the instrument was made in 6 languages: English, Spanish, German, Norwegian, Slovenian and Bulgarian.

This means that even a good conceptual adaptation of a measure may contain many issues that are not important and may miss issues that are crucial in a different culture.

In most countries, the documentation suggests that considerable effort has been expended on enumerating them and making practical and conceptual adaptations to their mobility to include as many as possible.

Three main sources of the problem are discussed: (1) conceptual indistinctness of adaptation policy and the heterogeneity and lack of consistency of what is being compared between cases.

The process was conducted rigorously to ensure idiomatic, semantic, experiential and conceptual equivalence, including adaptation of the language to respect cultural considerations.

This principle of self-organization offers a conceptual process enabling adaptation to novel stressful conditions occurring during the lifetime of every single individual.

Using the ASCOT care homes toolkit as a starting point, and drawing on previous work undertaken for one local authority's quality monitoring team, we began the conceptual and descriptive adaptation of the quality of life domain headings, descriptions and ratings system.

Despite the conceptual appeal of envisioning adaptation as a process that unfolds on rugged adaptive landscapes, it is generally difficult to observe that process [ 11, 12].