Sentence examples for modes to adapt from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the instruction code can be dynamically reconfigured in various modes to adapt to different application requirements.

These findings suggest that flaviviruses could have evolved a conserved engine to convert chemical energy to mechanical energy, but variable RNA recognition modes to adapt to their individual replication.

It suggests that flavivirus helicases could have evolved a conserved engine to convert chemical energy from nucleoside triphosphate to mechanical energy for RNA unwinding, but different motor domain rotations result in variable RNA recognition modes to adapt to individual viral replication.

Despite a clear political will (as well on the national as on the European level) to correct the modal split, the trend appears to be difficult to stop, given the difference in infrastructure costs and the difficulties of alternative modes to adapt to the current trends in production systems.

The power curves vary under different scenarios, that means BSS is capable of different operation mode to adapt to external environment and incentive signals.

In particular, new rubbing attachment modes are proposed to adapt free-interface CMS techniques to frictional contact.

If the FM is a DC or a PLANAR, this PU best mode is likely to adapt the form of a DC or a PLANAR.

The T@mpo coder has 4 protection modes allowing the system to adapt the degree of protection against errors.

Here, we develop a MIMO mode adaptation technique combining these two approaches to adapt the precoding mode at the FBSs and improve the system performance.

'Purification' measures aimed at disentangling effects and attachments of tissue and data in care and research are also taken to adapt existing modes of ethics review to the regulation of organizational forms of clinical biobanking.

This paper takes the advantages of the failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA) to adapt innovative marine technologies integrated with the operational aspects in order to prevent crankcase explosion failure onboard ships.