Sentence examples for reactive adaptation from inspiring English sources
It is an adaptive rate scheduler over multiclass CDMA systems with predictive adaptation control to adapt to nonstationary loadings; and feedback-enhanced reactive adaptation control to counteract arrival rate estimation errors.
The basis for the reactive adaptation of construction schedules is the application of discrete-event simulation.
When the predictive adaptation control is not able to maintain long-term delay targets, feedback information will trigger reactive adaptation control.
Lecocq and Shalizi (2007) use a partial equilibrium model in which both mitigation and adaptation (which is further divided into proactive and reactive adaptation) are used as policy instruments to cope with climate change in order to maximize a social utility function.
Secondary prevention equates to reactive adaptation [ 35].
Various types of adaptation can be distinguished, including anticipatory and reactive adaptation, private and public adaptation, and autonomous and planned adaptation.
For reactive saccade adaptation, the gain changes seemed to be lower for the shortest target duration than for other target durations, but only in the last adaptation block and in the post-adaptation block.
Because we could not test a shorter duration than 15 ms, we cannot exclude the possibility that the mask would have interfered with the production of corrective saccades also for the reactive saccades adaptation.
Indeed, this mask was more complex (two lines of dots) than the one used for reactive saccades adaptation (one line of dots), and could have more efficiently prevented the visual processing of stepped target position.
After a given post-saccadic duration (similar to reactive saccade adaptation), the shifted display was replaced by a mask or a blank screen in the mask and no-mask conditions, respectively.
We found that the latency of secondary saccades decreased when the post-saccadic target duration increased, which is similar to the observation made by Shafer et al. (2000) for corrective saccades in their monkey study of reactive saccades adaptation.
