Sentence examples for mutually adapted to from inspiring English sources

An experimental system typically consists of certain research materials (which may be obtained from a model organism), preparatory procedures, measurement instruments, and data analysis procedures that are mutually adapted to each other.

Here, a very simple movement model drawn from mutually uncorrelated zero-white Gaussian noise processes, the variances of which are adapted to the movement of a pedestrian, is used for weighting.

In the North American taiga the northern flying squirrel (Glaucomys sabrinus) is adapted to consume fungi, especially underground fruiting bodies (sporocarps) of fungi that form mutually beneficial relationships (mutualism) with trees by colonizing their roots.

Third, to take existing immigration policy theories not as mutually exclusive explanations, but to see to what extent they can be combined, consolidated or adapted to the empirical material at hand - following a theory-building rather than theory-testing approach.

However, our proposed approach can easily be adapted to multi-class prediction (wherein an instance has associated with one of several mutually exclusive labels).

The efficiency of such device can be obtained only if the design parameters are mutually adapted through an optimization design approach.

This leads to the questions, if and how both process streams could or should be interlinked any deeper or mutually adapted any further, and if an integrated methodology would be reachable and desirable.

The subject undergoes something or some properties, these properties determine his or her doing something, and the process continues until the self and the object are mutually adapted, ending with felt harmony.

"I adapted to it".

And he adapted to it".

They've adapted to it.