Sentence examples for robust adaptation from inspiring English sources

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"Rififi" successfully transposed American noir to France, while "He Who Must Die," a robust adaptation of Kazantzakis's "Greek Passion" by Dassin and a fellow blacklistee, Ben Barzman, suggests a militant version of John Ford's "Grapes of Wrath".

In addition, they highlighted the value of scenarios to develop and evaluate robust adaptation strategies and measures.

These strategies should then be evaluated using a range of future scenarios in order to develop robust adaptation measures and strategies.

A lack of political saliency of drinking water as a public service is identified as an obstacle to the development of robust adaptation strategies.

Phase resetting is a feature present in physiological oscillating systems, which can be utilized in robotics and other control applications as a feedback strategy to provide robust adaptation to unexpected external stimuli.

This paper studies an uncertainty-robust adaptation strategy: strengthening the resilience of the impacted system.

LMI-based methods using S-variables allow to design a robust adaptive controller with tunable gain adaptation parameters.

The response system is a robust adaptive full-order observer with adaptation laws for the unknown disturbances and parameters.

Areas identified as important for conservation in every time frame and uncertainty level were the ones considered to be robust climate adaptation investments, and included chiefly already protected areas.

However, the robust link adaptation level would be selected in the LMS environment to prevent the performance degradation of transmission control protocol (TCP), resulting in reducing the spectral efficiency.