Sentence examples for possibility of adaptive from inspiring English sources

Existence of unsymmetric spatial temperature regimes and the possibility of adaptive control of flow direction switching are demonstrated.

Moreover, it possesses several advantages, including possibility of adaptive and nonlinear design, in place calculations, and so on [13, 22, 23].

In addition, in some cases the uncertainty quantification methods providing the objective functions also supply the possibility of adaptive refinement to reduce the error bounding box.

This paper explores the possibility of adaptive building systems based on incorporation of hygromorphic materials and argues that they present opportunities for architecture that is passively attuned to the variable natural rhythms of the internal and external environments, and that addresses a wide range of sustainability considerations.

Briefly, neither of the four issues raised present an issue for possibility of adaptive evolution in sexually reproducing organisms.

da Fonseca et al. (2008) explored the possibility of adaptive evolution in 12 of 13 mitochondrial RC subunits in 40 mammalian species.

Working with discretisation of systems of differential equations allows to preserve the original dimension of the problem and could give the possibility of constructing adaptive schemes faster than algebraic one.

The rate of depurination (300 purine residues per genome per generation) is too high in these species to be repaired by normal repair machinery, hence a possibility of an adaptive response cannot be ruled out.

However, there remains the possibility of transient adaptive changes to clathrin depletion in these cells over the 72-hour timecourse used in the DKO-R experiments,as there might be in other cells treated with siRNA for up to 72 hours.

In this study we explore the possibility of combining adaptive filtering techniques with a SAA designed to optimally classify the rhythm after filtering.

These results provide further evidence that yeast cells are undergoing oxidative stress while in contact with fruit tissue and suggest the possibility of an adaptive response.