Sentence examples for directly adapted from inspiring English sources

A third eliminates the Ares I and Ares V for a rocket more directly adapted from the current shuttles, replacing the orbiter with a disposable cargo container.

In this method, the one-dimensional shape is directly adapted to the pore dimension of the membrane using electrodeposition techniques.

Therefore, despite major differences in epidemiology, microbiology, and outcome, clinical guidelines for management are directly adapted from adult ICU experience.

It was also noted that the same factorial experiment could be directly adapted using in vitro colon fermentation systems.

The next theorem is directly adapted from [7] when (q=1), and is important in the proof for one of the main theorems (Theorem 2.1).

Thus, traditional RFID security schemes designed for closed-loop systems cannot fulfill security and privacy demands, if they are directly adapted to the IoT environment.

Subsequently, in 2008 a workflow engine was deployed, which allowed users to directly adapt the system behavior.

Due to the long propagation delay of acoustic channels (the speed of sound in water is about 1500 m/s, five orders of magnitude lower than that of radio in air), directly adapting the MAC protocols designed for terrestrial radio networks to underwater environments would be very inefficient.

The team decided not to directly adapt the original game for the new device; Murray told Mike Rose of Gamasutra that "simply porting a game is never something I could get excited about, it's soulless work".

These algorithms are ad hoc in their approach, relying on specific properties of the underlying problems, making it difficult to directly adapt them to other alignment scoring schemes.

By directly adapting the emission data obtained from Chinese restaurants, we found that emission rates on total PAHs and total B[a]Peq for home kitchen sources were 6,639 and 501 kg/year, respectively.