Sentence examples for connection adaptation from inspiring English sources

In addition to changing the interface itself, ShopPad also handles under-the-hood things like automatically creating and serving Retina product images, connection adaptation, offline abilities, dealing with orientation changes, and more.

Revivals of David Mamet's "Speed the Plow," Arthur Miller's "All My Sons" and Tennessee Williams's "Orpheus Descending," the British premiere of Mr. Miller's "Mr. Peters's Connections," adaptations of "Singin' in the Rain" and "Baby Doll": all are now or soon to be found at addresses ranging from the Royal National Theater to the Albery to the chic little Almeida.

Is there, then, a connection between adaptation of organisms to their environment, selection on those adaptations, and diversity?

The Neural Network was built with two middle layers of 100 and 50 nodes each, a learning rate of 0.005 (which affects the rate of connection weight adaptation) with a 0.9 momentum (which affects the acceleration of connection weight adaptation).

— Richard Brody Tonight at 8 15, MOMA will show Shirley Clarke's 1961 film "The Connection," an adaptation of Jack Gelber's play about jazz musicians awaiting the arrival of their drug dealer.

Tonight at 8 15, MOMA will show Shirley Clarke's 1961 film "The Connection," an adaptation of Jack Gelber's play about jazz musicians awaiting the arrival of their drug dealer.

(There's a touching and informative on-linebiography of Brooks). Richard Brody Tonight at 8 15, MOMA will show Shirley Clarke's 1961 film "The Connection," an adaptation of Jack Gelber's play about jazz musicians awaiting the arrival of their drug dealer.

For the tenth feature in our screening series with Martin Scorsese's Film Foundation at Nitehawk Cinema, we present The Connection, an adaptation of an off-Broadway play and the debut feature film by Shirley Clarke.

Although the exact evolutionary significance of our results need further experiments to be completely defined, our data seem to support the idea of a close connection between adaptation, evolution and epigenetic mechanisms.

It is thus tempting to speculate that AtTCP20 may function as the counterpart to ASR1 in Arabidopsis, which would be consistent with the known connection between adaptation to abiotic stress and oxidative respiration through mitochondrial electron transport in plants [ 54].

These social connections resist adaptation and make the pleasure we get from our experiences endure.