Sentence examples for for adaptation described from inspiring English sources

The PD data confirms results obtained for adaptation described above.

The adaptation, described by scriptwriter Sarah Phelps as a darker spin on Christie, was also a hit with reviewers after early criticism for attempting to "sex up" the story.

Even though this signal has IIB-phase, its time-varying amplitude characteristic is not suitable for the adaptation algorithm described in this article (see Section 3.1.2).

For better understanding, our previous sparse speaker adaptation, MAP-based speaker adaptation is described first.

The aim of this work was to exploit the potential of a multi-level study integrating transcriptomic, proteomic and metabolic flux analyses as a powerful tool to comprehensively understand the physiological adaptation of P. pastoris to oxygen availability, as well as unravelling potentially distinct features of such adaptation as described for S. cerevisiae.

Also, for both TCs, we used tail-biting and the Max-Log-MAP decoding algorithm with the adaptation previously described for MNBs (word-wise decoding).

In particular, requirements for adaptation have to be described based on the distinct situation.

M. bovis BCG ceased replication but did not experience any loss of viability and CFU remained constant for at least 10 days, suggesting that the kinetic of oxygen depletion allowed sufficient time for adaptation to anaerobiosis, as described in the original Wayne model.

After providing background about the electric grid and the expected impacts of climate change on its operations, the chapter explores substantive proposals for grid adaptation and describes commission hearing procedures that advocates would need to navigate in order to present their evidence and arguments to a utility commission.

Thereafter, the water sector adaptation strategy describes eight methods for improvement.

1. Describe the arguments for "adaptation" versus "standardisation" of advertising campaigns when developing global communications strategies.