Sentence examples for interest adapting from inspiring English sources

A single viewing window trial requires selecting areas of the image that are of interest, adapting to a novel visuomotor relationship (if present), active exploration of the object, and ultimately decision processes to determine the object identity.

Current density for three source orientations (X, Y, and Z components) was mapped at 72 brain regions of interest adapting the regional map coarse parcellation scheme, as developed in Kotter and Wanke (2005) (see Table  1).

Finally, the proposed resources will undoubtedly help in directing the creation of new pea ideotypes cumulating alleles at new QTLs for traits of interest, adapted to various climates and cropping systems, with stabilized and high yields.

To help get students engaged, the startup works to personalize the learning process by generating custom curricula for students based on their interests, adapting feedback, tutorials and coaching to their particular abilities and allowing them to view problem areas in color-coded heat maps.

(5), (6), where the definitions of (M_1 t),~M_2(t)) are based on constant interests adapted for the two groups correspondingly, to get more intuition about the derived convergence in the number of infected nodes.

Microsoft has expressed interest in adapting its Windows operating system to three dimensions.

Since the 1970s, there has been considerable interest in adapting electronic technology to wind instruments.

Mr. Seinfeld said he was taking ideas that held personal interest and adapting them for the Internet.

While political hands say there is interest in adapting these techniques to campaigns, the pace is more cautious.

Manfred has expressed an immediate openness to tinkering with his sport's rules, in the interest of adapting the game for a new generation.

What Mr. Sondheim called his cynicism about movies made from stage shows only whetted his appetite when the director Tim Burton expressed interest in adapting "Sweeney".