Djokovic, on the other hand, adapted earlier and better to the difficult conditions.
It is hard to imagine George W., on the other hand, adapting so easily to these oppositional Fox News cycles.
On one hand, adapting task models to capture requirements bridges the gap between scenarios and critical parameters which benefits design from the standpoint of user involvement and accurate requirements.
In the two-cursor condition, only the perturbed hand adapted to a force perturbation [2], whereas in the one-cursor condition, both hands adapted.
Children and young adults use a significant proportion of devices such as foot braces, artificial arms or hands, adapted typewriters or computers, and leg braces.
The dirty hands tradition dates back to Machiavelli, though its present currency is largely owed to the American political theorist Michael Walzer who gave it the title of dirty hands in an influential article "Political Action: the Problem of Dirty Hands", in which he coined the term "dirty hands" adapting it from Jean Paul Sartre's play of the same name (Walzer 1973).
However, they were strongly built, with hands adapted for powerful grasping.
"Reunited with the cast in Theresienstadt, Krása reconstructed the full score of the opera, based on memory and the partial piano score that remained in his hands, adapting it to suit the musical instruments available in the camp: flute, clarinet, guitar, accordion, piano, percussion, four violins, a cello and a double bass.
White and Diedrichsen [7] asked how the two hands adapted to these errors.
As a result, supervised classifiers trained on reference strains may not generalize well to diverged strains; ssG's semi-supervised approach, on the other hand, adapts automatically.
