Sentence examples for conventional adaptation from inspiring English sources
The results demonstrate that adaptation using the OAT out-performs conventional adaptation strategies in which only a single aspect of the video quality is adapted.
When actual joy, passion or even humiliation are evident, the Superhooker appears ridiculous, like Miss Piggy in an otherwise conventional adaptation of "Little Women".
Mr. Simonson, an actor, director and writer with the Steppenwolf Theater Company in Chicago, was eager to try a more conventional adaptation of Mr. Maraniss's book, one that he sprinkled with flashbacks.
We propose a solution to the problem of semiglobal output regulation for nonlinear minimum-phase systems driven by uncertain exosystems that does not rely upon conventional adaptation schemes to estimate the frequency of the exogenous signals.
This is emphasised by making Heathcliff the film's point-of-view character, another radical departure from conventional adaptations of the novel, and by the use of a 4 3 ratio rather than the widescreen we might expect.
You can't help but think the film would have been better suited to the Gothic imagination of a Tim Burton than to a director like Marshall, who specialises in more conventional adaptations of musicals.
The fast adaptation is achieved from the introduced stable adaptation dynamics in the closed-loop system which cannot be expected in the conventional adaptive controller designed upon the certainty equivalence framework.
Then, the speaker-adapted model Λ s for each training speaker s is obtained using conventional speaker adaptation methods such as MLLR + MAP.
Characters drift like sad ghosts across the screen in this highly conventional, muted adaptation of Ivan Turgenev's 1872 stage play A Month in the Country.
The result is less a conventional movie adaptation than a splashy, trashy opera, a wayward, lavishly theatrical celebration of the emotional and material extravagance that Fitzgerald surveyed with fascinated ambivalence.
Conventional link adaptation schemes attempt to maintain a target bit error rate (BER) or packet error rate (PER) by adjusting modulation and coding parameters.
