In contrast to existing crowd sourcing solutions (see related work section for examples) which are tailor made for one specific use case, our system architecture allows for a quick adaptation to the requirements of the user.
These suggest that the chosen prior ranges do not allow for a quick adaptation to a normal state during a very short stress removal period.
Martino does have plenty of strength in depth especially going forward where he will be grateful for Neymar's quick adaptation to life at the Nou Camp, while Alexis Sanchez continued his sparkling form with two goals for Chile against England in Friday's 2-0 friendly win at Wembley.
Murata et al. extended their work to quick adaptation for changing tempo, and demonstrated its stamps, scats, and singing according to detected musical beats [8].
As shown in Section 5.3, short measurement periods for quick load adaptation results in slightly less overall throughput, i.e., reduced overall network performance.
Non-coding RNAs and, in particular, microRNAs (miRNAs) have gained significant attention for their ability to modify gene expression allowing for quick cellular adaptation to new environments and conditions [29],[29].
It is, however, plausible that some epigenetic changes may provide a trajectory for evolution of new traits [ 4, 8], especially for quick responsive adaptation.
The authors cite the benefits of such a decentralized structure--without a head/brain/headquarters--for quick and flexible adaptation, as well as for independent communications and functioning among the different parts of the organization, without having to go to the center for approval and control.
This time, though, technological change may be coming so rapidly that a quick adaptation is possible.
The molecular architecture concept allows quick adaptation of the sensors to other analytes, and it provides a platform for arrays of sensors with different selectivity.
