Sentence examples for display adaptation from inspiring English sources
Rightsholders get a copyright – an expansive, long-enduring right to control most copying, display, adaptation and performance – when they create something new and fix it in a tangible medium.
Here, we add a fragmentation term in the model in order to incorporate the fact that the dynamics of the neurons are also related to their past activity, notably that neurons display adaptation and fatigue.
With drifting stimuli, many cells in V1 display adaptation time constants that are less than 4 seconds [31] [37].
Animals in defined medium grow more slowly than on standard medium, appear to display adaptation to the defined medium, and display altered growth rates as they change the composition of the defined medium.
Since SNc dopaminergic neurons display adaptation or facilitation of firing frequency during sustained current pulses (Vandecasteele et al., 2011), we determined the average gain value (Hz/100 pA) both for the first three and the last three APs generated during the pulse (see Figure 7).
While these 'fused' populations may exhibit fitness advantages (Weeks et al. 2011) or display adaptation to an expanded ecological range (Rieseberg et al. 2003), Endler et al. (2010) warned that maladapted genotypes may become fixed by genetic drift before natural selection can facilitate fitness rebound.
Rather, all other taxa had a variety of paired body spikes that seem best explained as passive defense or display adaptations rather than cooling mechanisms.
Plants that spend their lives underwater display adaptations to low light and low carbon dioxide levels.
These clades display adaptations to open habitats (Caviidae and (Ctenomyidae + Octodontidae)) or forest habitats (Dasyproctidae and Echimyidae) where they subsequently diversified.
In contrast, barnacle geese display adaptations for flight and swimming that are not optimal for terrestrial locomotion, such as large flight musculature and webbed feet.
This study examines the morphology of the feeding apparatus of two species of long-proboscid Tabanidae: Philoliche rostrata and Philoliche gulosa – both species display adaptations for feeding from a diverse guild of long-tubed flowers, and on vertebrate blood.
