Sentence examples for improve adaptability from inspiring English sources
Hybridization has been demonstrated as an effective way to improve adaptability to particular environmental conditions.
Might not water-supply officials consider stepping up the brackishness in our city pipes to improve adaptability of those who plan to summer at a lake or river.
According to the Times, J. Douglas Carroll, Jr., the Tri-State Transportation Commission's executive director, reported that preliminary findings by acoustical experts showed that a low-level background hum inside the house allowed occupants "to operate more smoothly Insertion of such domestic background noises, tended to improve adaptability of people to aircraft noise.
In order to improve adaptability, we now present the Scene-Based Adaptive (SBA) algorithm.
Secondly, we propose an approach to calculate policy-relevant dynamic information based on static identity data in order to improve adaptability.
Generalized wide area protection including wide area relay protection (WARP) helps to assist main protection to improve adaptability, simplify cooperation strategy and shorten action time [12].
In this sense, wisdom, understood as simultaneous belief and doubt, improves adaptability.
The developed prototype shows improved adaptability and efficiency against chosen benchmark systems.
In this paper, a general study on improving adaptability of quadruped walking and climbing robot in complex environment is presented.
Moreover, as compared to GeoTF16 parental enzyme, both GeoInt3 and GeoInt4 mutants revealed (i) enhanced biobleaching performance, (ii) improved adaptability to alkaline conditions, and (iii) better activity for broader pH range.
Taller and narrower futuristic beds were designed with the goal of making plasticulture more sustainable by reducing input requirements and associated wastes (e.g., water, nutrients, pesticides, costs, plastics, energy), facilitating usage of modern technologies (e.g., drip-based fumigation), improving adaptability to a changing climate (e.g., flood protection), and increasing yield per unit area.
