Sentence examples for plausible adaptation from inspiring English sources

Our results suggest that a biologically plausible adaptation framework can be applied to speech processing systems to dynamically adapt feature representations for improving noise robustness.

In addition to implementing a risk-based economic analysis of climate change impacts, this research effort demonstrates that implementing plausible adaptation strategies could offset impacts by up to 45% over the long-run.

The Krays is a story that resists plausible adaptation because they made caricatures of themselves before anyone else could, though the Monty Python team made satiric mincemeat of them with their enduringly brilliant Doug and Dinsdale Piranha sketch only months after the trial.

For this increasingly prevalent but inadequately studied scenario, we propose plausible adaptations of several contract formats that have been widely studied in the dominant-manufacturer context.

Therefore, it is plausible that adaptation of vertical leg stiffness is sensitive to the changes at a specific joint [ 40] or muscle group.

Plausible physiological adaptations shared by birds and mammals compared to other vertebrates include high metabolic rates, large brains, complex social networks and extreme endothermy (Schmidt-Nielsen 1997; Burish et al. 2004; Nagy 2005; Northcutt 2011).

We then fix these relations and parameters, and subject the vein to a range of combined loads (pressure and flow), from moderate to severe, and identify plausible mechanisms of adaptation versus maladaptation.

The identification of the AS isoforms in plants may explain and postulate plausible answers to adaptation to environmental stress, domestication, and also may likely explain the trait selection.

Green roofs offer a plausible solution for climate adaptation.

A more plausible mechanism is sensory adaptation.

This argues for consideration of multiple plausible climate scenarios in adaptation planning (IPCC-TGCIA 1999; Peterson and others 2003).