Sentence examples for passive adaptation from inspiring English sources

Bolte et al. (2009) concretize adaptive forest management strategies for central Europe proposing conservation of forest structures, active adaptation and passive adaptation as three possible concepts.

This chapter contains techniques for SMP designs requiring either passive adaptation to changing environmental conditions or active response to applied stimuli.

At the same time, it may not have been entirely conscious, that the amount of time it took for the vocalizations to change suggest "physiological processes or passive adaptation (possibly oxytocin-regulated since convergence was dependent on the quality of the relationships between the individuals), not so much voluntary acts," Lameira told The Huffington Post.

As a consequence Plagemann suggests an alternative, unifying concept arguing that perinatal programming should not be regarded as a coping strategy to actively compensate developmental conditions but rather a vegetative learning process leading to passive adaptations of the organism [6].

However, there still remain several other possible explanations for the effects observed here.One is the idea that the reduction in discriminability is due to passive adaptation-like effects in which exposure to loud sounds depresses responsiveness to subsequent sounds.

Experimental results show notable shifts in the power and thrust coefficients and significant load adjustments induced through passive pitch adaptation, suggesting that adaptive pitch composite blades could be a valuable addition to marine hydrokinetic turbine technology.

This paper introduces a purely passive shape adaptation mechanism for applications in lift generating structures, such as wings.

The study demonstrates the possibility of creating functionality exploiting elastic instabilities, resulting in a novel passive shape adaptation mechanism for simple composite structures.

A microclimate change outdoor and indoor coupled simulation assessment framework for passive building adaptation design in an urban neighborhood context is proposed.

Using a previously validated boundary element method-finite element method solver, this paper examines the capabilities of passive pitch adaptation under both instantaneous and long-term variable amplitude loading to better describe potential benefits while considering practical design and operational restrictions.

Utilizing the high temporal resolution of EEG in a passive oddball (adaptation) paradigm, we have compared the time course of change detection in numbers and shapes.