Sentence examples for measures for adaptive from inspiring English sources

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In [68], design, implementation and few remedial measures for adaptive relaying failures were demonstrated using a relay hardware model implementation for a power system in Research Laboratory of University of Saskatchewan.

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The resulting expression for user dissatisfaction (1) is derived based on a mirror representation of the standard mean opinion scores (MOS) that have been measured for adaptive streaming applications by subjective testing.

We further highlight important directions for future research, which could propel immune repertoire HTS to becoming a standard method for measuring adaptive immune responses.

In addition, climate-relevant parameters in palaeoclimatic archives often show the character of creeping normalcy, thus would not necessarily have been recognized by ancient people, or may have allowed for adaptive measures provoking further environmental change through anthropogenic impacts [ 31].

(BASC) is a self-, teander-, and parent-report measure of adaptive and clinical functioning for children and adolescents ages 2 1/2 to 18 years of age.

The development of asset-based measures for vulnerability, resilience, and adaptive capacity is applied to the C-Change coastal community of the city of Charlottetown, capital of the Province of Prince Edward Island, situated on the Atlantic coastline of Canada (Fig. 1).

The goal was to develop a consensus on best practice for the design and conduct of clinical studies investigating novel therapies for these conditions, with particular focus on the most appropriate outcome measures for cognitive function and adaptive behavior.

To enable the prevention of such consequences, and the proposition of adaptive measures for existing infrastructure, this paper presents an integrated framework to identify the most vulnerable points to flooding along a highway.

Morphological divergence of a small sample of reproductive and vegetative characters, used as a proxy for adaptive divergence, is measured against species' range distributions to estimate mode of speciation across two subclades in the genus.

The article defines and estimates asset-based measures for community vulnerability, resilience, and adaptive capacity with respect to the environmental, economic, social, and cultural pillars of the coastal community under threat.

Hence, an ongoing demand for adaptive technology with qualitive and quantitative measures are comparative.

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