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In Fig. 15(c), we compare the error obtained by global uniform refinement and by the described adaptive refinement.

Although Jin et al. (2012) previously described adaptive evolution of RNASEL in Primates, we included the gene to allow comparison with bats and mapping of selected sites on the 3D structure, which has recently been solved (see below).

These results support this, the described adaptive strategy may be less clear in domestically selected lines, with sports horse and lightweight breeds appearing to be at a lessened risk.

Data analysis was performed using RA Tools, a modified version of the previously described adaptive background genotype-calling scheme (ABACUS) [ 35]; the open-source software is available from the Drosophila Population Genomics Project [ 36].

The work presented describes adaptive periodic disturbance cancellation as applied to the vibration of two cryocoolers.

Motivated by this example, I describe adaptive gPCA, a method for dimensionality reduction that uses the evolutionary structure as a regularizer and to improve interpretability of the low-dimensional space.

In the case of approximations of 1D Lipschitz functions we describe adaptive depth-6 network architectures more efficient than the standard shallow architecture.

This paper describes Adaptive Vegas Multicast Rate Control (AVMRC), an equation-based multirate congestion control protocol that uses a recently proposed TCP Vegas throughput model.

du Boulay and his colleagues have coined the term "Motivationally Intelligent Educational Systems" to describe adaptive systems that aim "to maintain or even increase the learner's desire to learn and her willingness to expend effort in undertaking the, sometimes hard, activities that lead to learning" (du Boulay et al. 2010).

Huxley concluded his introduction by describing Adaptive Coloration as "in many respects the last word on the subject", upholding the great tradition of "scientific natural history".

The criteria for passing this initial selection process require that i) the reference contains experimental data describing adaptive immune responses, ii) the data is original (for example, review papers and use of epitopes as a mere marker or tag are excluded), and iii) the epitope molecular structure is described in sufficient detail [2].