Sentence examples for constant adaption from inspiring English sources
In the proposed hybrid algorithm, an improved GSA (IGSA) is presented to enhance the convergence speed and the global search ability, by adopting the elite memory reservation strategy and an adaptive gravitational constant adaption with individual optimum fitness feedback.
My life has been a constant adaption to the norm.
The equations used to depict activation and adaptation were: (1) Stress activation t = stress t * diathesis Stress adaptation t = stress burden t − 1 * (2) 1 / 1 + adaption constant * diathesis Equation 1 represents activation as the product of the entity's diathesis and the stress level encountered on each day.
We live in a world of adaption and constant change.
Some target parameters like electrical power are kept constant and some others may have changes in DP adaption algorithm.
Tables 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 show the simulation results for the constant and variable BW patterns with the different BW adaption schemes.
In general, a bolus of 0.2% methanol was given 30 min prior to methanol induction and during methanol adaption, feeding was lowered until DO reached constant levels above 20%.
One was a pre-adaption training with progressive intermittent hypoxia, with a constant lower pressure oxygen tank used in the plain before arriving at the plateau (PG).
Constant technological progress will always be accompanied by disparities in the diffusion and adaption of the new innovations.
Three different photoperiodic conditions were used: 15-h light: 9-h dark (LD), constant light (LL), and constant darkness (DD); experiments under LL and DD were performed after one day adaption in the same condition.
Weinberg puts it as follows: "Just as Darwin and Wallace explained how the wonderful adaption of living forms could arise without supernatural intervention, so the string landscape may explain how the constants of nature that we observe can take values suitable for life without being fine-tuned by a benevolent creator" (Weinberg 2007, 39).
