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The reference voltage of the substation secondary bus and the tap position limits of transformers are modified such that the model adapts to varying load conditions.
This approach is simple, robust, efficient and it is shown that the sub-grid model adapts to the amount of numerical dissipation in order to provide an accurate representation of the true sub-grid stresses.
We focus on adaptation within a single document -- appropriate for an interactive translation scenario where a model adapts to a human translator's input over the course of a document.
Typically, the generalization performance of overly complex models is very poor while the internally cross-validated figures of merit are deceptively overoptimistic (i.e. the complex model adapts to the noise in the data which causes the underestimation of the error).
Although this model adapts to the limited bandwidth of multimedia sensor networks, it is not robust to the movement turbulence and sudden illumination change because the wavelet transform coefficients of the video sequence are not sparse when encountering with the movement turbulence.
After prolonged exposure to deterministic perturbation forces, which depend on the state of motion of the hand – i.e., on its position and velocity – the internal model adapts to fit the combination of the arm dynamics and the applied force field [4], [9].
America could fundamentally rethink its infrastructure policies — create a new model adapted to new modes of community-building.
Companies that are currently damaging the oceans must re-think their model, adapting to the changing circumstances with innovative and financially viable solutions.
The experimental findings are compared to the Lake-Thomas model adapted to the double-network hydrogels.
We present a diffusion model adapted to an operational control of flying insects.
Together with colleagues, Foss-Kelly is currently working on a counselling model adapted to people living in poverty named Care, which seeks to account for more immediate needs that interact with mental health.
