Sentence examples for need of adaptation from inspiring English sources
Rather than a set of general rules, the knowledges (in the plural) relevant to care practices are as adaptable and in need of adaptation as the technologies, the bodies, the people, and the daily lives involved.
Four pressurized sliding cylinders with 5.7 × 105 m3 volume above the down surface area moving along the spokes fulfill the need of adaptation of visitors at half the gravity level of primary settlement volumes, as well provide wobble control.
The types of items most frequently in need of adaptation have included colloquial expressions or those for which names or types of items or utensils are culturally idiosyncratic.
So there is no need of adaptations in the device's software.
Many nanostructures existing in biology are evolutionary results for the needs of adaptation and survival, which can produce astonishing optical effects and can be used directly.
In order to consider the need of adaptability explicitly, an adaptation model is integrated into this approach.
The presence of N. fowleri in these particular natural bodies of water reinforces the need for adaptation of preventive measures to avoid cases of primary amoebic meningoencephalitis.
We also made an attempt to collect the information through an incidence-based approach where persons with assumed expert knowledge were asked to estimate the life-time needs of adaptations and equipment of an average MS patient.
The scenarios enabled learning about possible impacts of developments, the need and effectiveness of policies, and the need for adaptation of policies.
An effective approach is presented in this paper, which uses neural network architectures to both detect the need for adaptation of their knowledge, and adapt it through an efficient adaptation procedure.
Within the health sciences literature, the so-called 'myth of return' is maintained, suggesting that there is little need for adaptation of healthcare and social services to accommodate the needs of elderly migrants as these groups are likely to remigrate after retirement [ 4, 8].
