Sentence examples for perfect adaptive from inspiring English sources
In this paper we design a perfect adaptive weighted fusion approach, which automatically determines optimal weights and no any manual setting is needed.
In order to evaluate the target suppression performance, Directional BSS is compared to (1) a perfect adaptive BM (we name it ideal ABM) and (2) a BM based on a DSB.
We considered two cases: a perfect adaptive optics (AO) correction applied along LOS and PA.
When both fixed behavior and perfect adaptive behavior do not allow the community to persist, individual variation may be able to give the balance needed for the community to persist.
Here, we study a simple kinetic model characterizing the essential aspects of these adaptive molecular systems and show theoretically that, while such an adaptive sensory system exhibits a perfect adaptation property on average, its temporal stochastic fluctuations are able to be sensitive to the environmental conditions.
For the pure adaptive system, two types of schemes are considered: Firstly, a naive approach where the BS always assumes perfect CQI, i.e., the SNR threshold vectors are calculated assuming perfect CQI for all users.
Some investigators consider the integral feedback as the key structure for robust perfect adaptation, which means if the activity of some molecules in the native chemotaxis pathway is changed, the pathway is still perfectly adaptive [14], [19].
As anticipated, when CSIT is nearly perfect, the adaptive detector relies almost exclusively on MMSE detection.
To illustrate our point, imagine an ITS with a perfect micro-adaptive module which would provide ideal scaffolding to each learner working on a particular Physics problem.
Using perfect foresight and adaptive models, this paper examines the effect of competitor asymmetry, consumer sensitivity to incentives and adaptive processes on freeware strategies and competitive outcomes.
In Gansevoort Market, the upscale restaurants that occupy former meat plants are a perfect example of "adaptive reuse," a favorite politician-wooing phrase of preservationists like Scott P. Heyl, president of the Preservation League of New York State.
