Rate scalable video compression techniques are very attractive, because they are able to encode the video in embedded way that makes the decoding process more flexible to the bandwidth changes.
In addition, this system also allows the easy addition of novel subgroups as new molecular functions are discovered over time, making it flexible to the numerous paradigm changes that often arise in the search for scientific knowledge.
You must remain flexible to change directions, change rules, and change resources to remain competitive.
Certainly, there was no evidence that quinpirole-treatment rendered rats either universally hyper- or hypo-flexible to the other changes in task demands.
Regardless of approach, implementation of a robust qCP strategy prior to human studies that is both robust to this accelerated development paradigm and flexible to changes to the development plan would maximize chances for impact.
13– 16 This complex network is capable of learning from its prior experiences and is flexible to change the connecting pattern of its members to better fit its environment and accomplish its various missions and tasks.
Steeped in 150 years of history, EY continues to be agile, innovative, flexible to changes in the market and…well, downright entrepreneurial.
We are forward thinking and are flexible and adaptive to the changes in our environment.
I've written a lot about the need for individuals, and indeed governments, to be flexible and adaptive to the changes happening in the world, but of course, the same needs to apply to businesses.
On the other hand, determining the quantities of flow between the facilities of the network as a tactical decision is more flexible to change in the short run ([Pishvaee et al. 2009]).
Marsh et al. have also suggested that community engagement strategies should be flexible to change as the research project and community engagement needs develop [ 16].
