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The algorithm is now adapted regularly.

For all the hand-wringing about how the system is broken, this is the system as it was designed and is now adapted for the digital age.

HYPERSIM, a fully digital real-time power system simulator, originally based on large parallel supercomputer, is now adapted to a new hardware platform, in order to increase its flexibility and accessibility.

The theory is now adapted to deal with a union faced with probabilities rather than certainties, and additional adaptations deal with the effect of internal threats to the leaders' control of the organization.

The model is now adapted to firstly favour PV properties and larger households, signified by higher CTBs.

The web-based MassBank as a community-driven open source approach for peak deconvolution, mass spectral evaluation and library searches, has been established by the metabolomics community[14] and is now adapted to environmental contaminants by the NORMAN EDA WG[15].

Ms. Nottage is now adapting "Ruined" into a screenplay; the drama has been optioned by HBO, she said.

Ms. Myers, 32, wrote and directed "Alchemy" (1997), a feature film, and is now adapting a Dawn Powell novel for film.

And among them are a set of privacy requirements that the FCC is now adapting to fit the broadband industry.

It is now adapting its techniques to oil and natural gas liquids production, which are more profitable than shale gas at present.

One measure of that is that he is now adapting a script from one of his own novels - The Girl in Melanie Klein - with talk of Tom Courtenay and Eileen Atkins acting in it, under director Peter Yates.