Sentence examples for curve adapting from inspiring English sources

It's going to be a steep learning curve adapting but she and the rest of the cops are going to have to lump it.

Figure 1 S-shaped adoption curve, adapted from Rogers ( [2003] ) with adopter categories.

The silhouette of the recall/precision curve, (adapted from Sing et al., 2005) for the module of size 46 includes the optimal solutions with a maximum recall and precision of exactly one (Fig. 7, upper plot).

The residual active insulin can be determined by adopting the same algorithm presented by Patek et al. (17), which uses the insulin on board (IOB) curves adapted from Ellingsen et al. (18).

Susan stated that there is a "learning curve" in adapting to every new rubric.

Five image based parameters are evaluated from the constructed Abbott curve by adapting the procedures presented in ISO 13565-2.

The fit at 32°C yields the same adaptation parameters as obtained from fitting dose-response curves of adapting cells [ 47].

As in Experiment 1, the trajectories of subjects in the double perturbation groups were curved when adapting to force fields without VFB and straight when VFB was present.

Others have focused on the ability of adaptation to linearize the f–I curve, because adapted neurons show this behavior and also because it has been found to have favorable properties in artificial neural networks for learning [15].

Humans don't see all wavelengths equally well; DiLaura says the eye's "sensitivity curve" is adapted to the spectral composition of light on the African savanna.

Ahead of the curve, Baseball adapted to the 21st Century by allowing fans to watch games from the palms of their hands as easily as from the comfort of their living rooms.