This approach moves towards examining how an idea is adapted and evolves in a setting through 'enabled adaptive change'.
If this idea is adapted to the case of the 2000 Western Tottori earthquake, then the spatial distribution of the similar aftershocks reported here implies that the afterslip occurred mainly in the northern shallow part on the source fault.
This idea is adapted from the bilateral filtering (Tomasi and Manduchi, 1998), an edge-preserving color image denoising method, where the adaptively calculated weights are used afterwards for averaging.
The main idea is adapting the parity-check matrix of the codes to the reliability of the received information bits at each iteration step of the iterative decoding procedure.
He wondered out loud whether American political institutions, based on the framers' 18th-century mechanistic ideas, were adapted to the modern age; he also had some nice things to say about German notions of public administration.
New public management ideas were adapted in Finnish public administration quite late during the 1990s, introducing decentralisation, simplification of the central administration, stricter control of expenses, public utilities, outsourcing of the services, and renewals to improve the client-oriented operation.
For example, one attitude item in Taylor and Todd's (1995) scale is: "Using the CRC is a (bad/good) idea;" the item was adapted to be, "Using online MC to buy athletic shoes is a good idea".
The idea spread, was adapted, and went global, with around 1 billion members of co-operatives worldwide - far more than trade unions - in over 100 countries.
Sorabji (2000), part IV argues that the Stoic idea of freedom from the passions was adapted and transmuted into the idea of seven deadly sins by Evagrius.
