Sentence examples for each of the adaptations from inspiring English sources
This guarded irreverence, declaring the collapse of the status quo, runs through each of the adaptations of Mr. Ellis's books, "Less Than Zero," "American Psycho," "The Rules of Attraction" and "The Informers" — a series of films that, though they have different screenwriters and directors, form a genre unto themselves.
In order to discern the role of these two factors, we performed two additional sets of simulations: (i) the network trained at a given adaptation intensity was tested at each of the test intensities (ranging from 17 to 23); (ii) a given test intensity was used to test the network trained at each of the adaptation intensities (ranging from 17 to 23).
The driving force for the evolution of each of these adaptations is the survival value to the species of selecting the food sources for which it can successfully compete.
Ruminal pH was recorded continuously using an indwelling pH probe over a 24 h period for each week of the adaptation period and continuously over the four days of SARA induction.
Tolerance to salinity is commonly reflected in plant growth, which varies as the response progresses, and each phase of the adaptation may involve different signaling pathways [ 7].
"Tennant concedes that naturalistic accounts such as evolutionary theory may explain each of the individual adaptations he cites, but he insists that in this case the whole exceeds the sum of its parts: naturalism can explain each adaptation but not their totality".
Each of these adaptations is controlled by context-adaptation logic in the form of ontology reasoning.
Evolutions are shown for organizations where socialization rate and organizational learning rate are continuously increasing (indicated by 'Low-High' system dynamics) as well as continuously decreasing (indicated by 'High-Low' system dynamics) for each of the two adaptation models.
To quantify adaptation for each target duration and each masking condition (mask vs no-mask), the gain change relative to pre-adaptation was averaged across the 5 subjects for each block of trials of the adaptation and post-adaptation phases.
Study 1 appraised content validity using five sport scientists as judges to quantify the quality of the adaptation for each item; then the Content Validity Coefficient was calculated.
