Sentence examples for field adapting from inspiring English sources

User interaction is a constantly evolving and changing field, adapting to user demands as well as technological advances.

Luminance For the light phase the luminance of the full field adapting light should be 100 photopic cd/m as measured with a photometer (photopic filter) with a traceable calibration (see also notes on pupil dilation below).

The Pushkin troupe is bringing two other works to London's Barbican: Brecht's The Good Person of Szechwan; and a piece of physical theatre called Mother's Field, adapted from a novella by Soviet-era Kyrgyz writer Chinghiz Aitmatov.

It is encountered in several diverse branches of physics, for example, in the description of the interaction between high frequency electron waves and low frequency ion plasma waves in a homogeneous magnetic field, adapted to model the UHH plasma heating scheme.

The torsion T Open image in new window of a d-connection D = ° D, * D Open image in new window on L π E Open image in new window is defined as an operator (d-tensor field) adapted to the N-connection structure T ° X, ° Y = D ° X ° Y - D ° Y ° X - ° X, ° Y. Open image in new window (40).

The curvature R Open image in new window of a d-connection D = ° D, * D Open image in new window on L π E Open image in new window is defined as an operator (d-tensor field) adapted to the N-connection structure R ° X, ° Y ° Z = D ° X D ° Y - D ° Y D ° X - D ° X, ° Y ° Z, Open image in new window (43).

The flag of Brazil has a green field adapted from the flag of the Empire of Brazil.

It's essentially the same technology TV sportscasts use to digitally paint a first-down line on a football field, adapted and updated for camera-equipped smartphones and tablet computers.

Consequently, there is an urgent need for rapid, field adapted, inexpensive and accurate tuberculosis diagnostic tools.

Example of an a priori (above) and a posteriori (below) classification related to a concrete situation in the field (adapted from Kuechler and Zonneveld, 1988).

The notion of vector fields adapted to this filtration and causal linear operators are introduced and geometric characterizations of these notions are derived.