Sentence examples for instantaneous adaptation from inspiring English sources

It was hot off the press: a nearly instantaneous adaptation of "Tales of the South Pacific," the 1947 novel in which the previously unknown James A. Michener set down his own wartime experiences in the Pacific.

We also observe in Fig. 6 a that the gain achieved by instantaneous rate adaptation, as compared to rate adaptation based on the long-term average SNR, is much larger for ZF SC-FDM than for ZF OFDM; this is evident from the distance between the curves with rate adaptation (LTE rate) and the curves with fixed CQI.

5 Notice, however, that instantaneous rate adaptation for ZF OFDM can be advantageous in case of frequency-correlated channels [44].

We observe that rank adaptive transmission even outperforms the envelope of the fixed rank transmission curves, since instantaneous rank adaptation selects the optimal rank in each subframe independently.

Instantaneous rate adaptation is an important tool for exploiting diversity of the wireless channel in LTE, by adjusting the transmission rate according to the current channel quality experienced by a user.

The other hypothesis assumes that the instantaneous rate of adaptation is as fast after 20,000 generations as was the initial rate, and that the observed deceleration is an artifact resulting from non-transitive interactions.

Adaptation is instantaneous and based on an exponential law.

and approximating by instantaneous correlations, the same adaptation equation can be obtained.

Finally, this adaptation occurs instantaneous as the policy evaluation is applied at the fine-grained level of requests.

Using a previously validated boundary element method-finite element method solver, this paper examines the capabilities of passive pitch adaptation under both instantaneous and long-term variable amplitude loading to better describe potential benefits while considering practical design and operational restrictions.

The fast component of their adaptation was nearly instantaneous, followed by the slower sensitization to the stimulus of new luminance.