Sentence examples for incremental adaptation from inspiring English sources

Incremental adaptation is an alternative to the batch-mode approach used for offline transcription tasks.

The theory of evolution links random variation and selection to incremental adaptation.

In a different intellectual domain, learning theory links incremental adaptation (e.g., from positive and/or negative reinforcement) to intelligent behaviour.

Unless applied in an incremental adaptation approach, SA features require multiple decoding passes or processing of an entire utterance or utterances to estimate statistics.

Specifically, learning theory explains how incremental adaptation can acquire knowledge from past experience and use it to direct future behaviours toward favourable outcomes.

A 3-day incremental adaptation protocol was conducted in which 16 subjects successfully made 30 yaw head movements during rotation at 30 rpm on day 3. Motion sickness results showed good agreement with model predictions and demonstrated the feasibility of adaptation to increasingly high rotation rates.

But, Mr. Mineta said, "the changes that are coming are too big, too fundamental for incremental adaptations of the infrastructure".

In effect, the above discussion of socio-cultural changes in Soqotran pastoralists' lifestyle represents a series of internally driven incremental adaptations to a changing economic context.

The globalizing economy and technological advances have expanded the ranks of imitators and have made imitation and incremental adaptations more feasible, more cost-effective and much faster (Shenkar 2010).

It develops a conceptual space for product and service innovations according to the purchase of off-the-shelf products or services, incremental adaptations through the public procurement of innovation, and radical innovations using pre-commercial procurement and innovation partnerships.

It argues that the constitutive ideas of US policies for GM crops and foods, and the material coalitions these ideas induced, created power and functionalist mechanisms of reproduction that have stabilised policies and limited reforms to incremental adaptations.