Sentence examples for optimum adaptation from inspiring English sources

They reported that the new transmission had a wide overall ratio spread of 6.1 1 which allowed for optimum adaptation of the drivetrain for various categories of vehicles.

Finally, for, it has been shown that the method that switches between a real-valued and a complex-valued constellation exhibits a limited performance loss versus the optimum adaptation scheme, while it achieves a strong reduction of the computational complexity and it requires to feed back to the transmitter only a binary information.

Since our earlier study indicated that the ATP-dependent Clp serine protease (ClpP) of P. gingivalis is likely to be critical for the organism's optimum adaptation to the intracellular life and survival in oral epithelial cells [17], GECs were infected with PgFbFP and the isogenic ClpP- mutant of the wild strain simultaneously.

In order to reach optimum adaptations, the variability model and its possible configurations are verified at design time using Constraint Programming.

72 The recommended timing for protein ingestion is as soon as possible after exercise, particularly if optimum muscle adaptation and performance are a high priority.

In particular, Collins et al. (2007) and Kopp and Hermisson (2007, 2009a, b) showed that a slowly moving optimum favors adaptation by small mutations.

During the first 4 5 h of drying, water activity was higher than the threshold required for the growth of Lactobacilli (aw = 0.91) providing optimum conditions for the adaptation and growth of the living cells in the drying medium.

In the extreme case, plastic changes in the mean value of a trait are able to completely move a population to a new fitness optimum and no genetic adaptation is required [ 5].

The APIOBPCS ordering algorithm is placed within a VMI relationship and a near saturated search technique evaluates optimum solutions based on production adaptation cost, system inventory cost and distributors' inventory costs.

At high host density, T7 attained a lysis time close to the optimum within 150 generations of adaptation, but the phage failed to approach the optimum at low host density in two separate adaptations of ∼300 generations each.

For many forest trees, fecundity is several orders of magnitude higher; if an average tree produces 10 000 seeds, its rmax = 9.2, and populations could potentially sustain steady rates of adaptation when the optimum changes as much as ∼0.42 σp per generation, following these assumptions.