A therapist might encourage patients to think about issues more rationally and guide them through a more adaptive thought process.
The balance between adaptive and stable control processes has been shown to shift in aging (Paxton et al. 2008) and schizophrenia (Edwards et al. 2010) toward relying more on adaptive processes relative to stable.
For example, while communication understood by a biologist in terms of ultimate function is nothing more than an adaptive process of information exchange between two individuals that does not require cognition, the use of the term to describe a behavior may have Gricean implications to others, which in turn can lead to unjustified inferences about the about mechanism.
A comparison is made with several other global and local models, and the newly developed LASS with a moving-window is shown to be more adaptive in the face of process changes, as demonstrated in the modeling of three different chemical processes.
More rarely, sites involved in adaptive process may also undergo correlated changes.
The reason of this result is that MIMO radar possesses more adaptive DOFs, which will fully process the clutter and noise component, even when the clutter environment is deteriorated.
Metazoans differ from prokaryotes in their much smaller effective population sizes, where theory predicts that neutral stochastic processes will be relatively more important than adaptive processes in the expected case that adaptive mutations are rarer than nearly neutral mutations [ 6].
We find that two new multilateral donor agencies that were created by a diverse coalition of state and non-state actors, such as the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and GAVI, what we call proto-institutions, were more adaptive in strengthening their governance processes.
Active mate choice would allow individuals to encounter a more adaptive mate faster than a passive process.
This tendency increases as ISI increases, giving more chances for intervening false signals to disrupt the adaptive process.
