Sentence examples for furthermore to adapt from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, to adapt to dynamic behavior of the primary users, network coding technology is employed to optimize the overhead of control information transmission so that the control information can be efficiently and reliably transmitted.

Furthermore, to adapt MPCC to the variation of network state in dynamic traffic scenario, we propose a dynamic content placement (DCP) strategy in the MPCC scheme for detecting the variation of the distribution of user requests and adjusting the content location dynamically.

Acceptance of dental extraction and replacement of teeth with conventional removable dentures, either partial or complete, has diminished [ 50]; furthermore, ability to adapt to complete replacement dentures in old age is also uncertain and best avoided if possible.

Furthermore, we plan to adapt and validate this new version of the questionnaire in English.

Furthermore, inexperienced players appeared to adapt more easily to random attacks, whereas experienced managers struggled when cyberattacks occurred at unpredictable — rather than fixed — intervals.

Furthermore, it is possible to adapt the correlation to model the NOx emissions of combustors designed for very aggressive future cycles.

Furthermore, RADA is able to adapt to changes in the operating conditions, and is capable of effectively supporting a number of different MDC mobility patterns.

Furthermore, it is able to adapt the knowledge base to the slow changes produced by disturbing factors, such as humidity and temperature.

Furthermore, it is able to adapt fast in a rapidly changing environment due to the low computational cost in the order of ms for a single update, in contrast with computationally more expensive methods such as wavefront algorithms and global optimization methods, where the computational cost is mostly on the order of seconds.

Furthermore, we show how to adapt existing numerical integration routines in order to simulate these models.

Furthermore, the methods used to adapt mechanistic models to describe individualized disease progression are still under intense development [ 11].