Sentence examples for model that adapts from inspiring English sources

None of the current platforms support MapReduce, a widely used programming model that adapts well to a data-intensive class of applications.

None of the current VC platforms support MapReduce, a programming model that adapts well to a data-intensive class of applications.

Horror seems to be the genre in which film glocalisation seems nearest to fruition, perhaps because it's so often low-budget, intimate and character-driven; very different to the blockbuster-spectacle idiom geared to steamroller unilaterally across the globe, and closest to the TV model that adapts most easily to local demands.

"Having a successful experience in the European market, finding the perfect team to lead this project and a business model that adapts extraordinarily to the Asian market".

To determine critical design dimensions, we propose a novel and efficient dimensionality reduction (DR) model that adapts Gaussian process regression (GPR) to construct a topological constraint between the design latent variables (LVs) and the regression space.

Since changes to the environment interfere with each other (experiment 1, 3, and 4), the results suggest that there is only a single environment internal model that adapts and re-adapts (thereby showing aftereffects); whereas there are multiple independent modules for task performance (experiment 2).

Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.]) and a recognized strength of this approach is that, across a wide variety of tasks, it tends to produce models that adapt to their task environment about as fast as humans adapt.

Given the magnitude of the regional epidemic, combined with the lack of adequate health infrastructure and human resources, it is necessary to develop community-based palliative strategies and end-of-life care models that adapt to local needs [ 3, 4].

We designed a user modelling module that adapts the difficulty of a game to the child's skill level, in order to provide children with the optimal challenge.

We propose a novel hierarchical computational model, MetaMesh, that adapts a segmented fish scale armor system to fit complex "host surfaces".

(Philip Bates, commenter) Everything is based on a full-time model that is adapted for part time.