Sentence examples for single adaptation from inspiring English sources
They might decide to follow the ideas of a single adaptation or blend ideas from several they have read about.
A special feature of this method is that the convergence of the parameter estimation error has been observably improved by utilizing an adaptation gain matrix instead of a single adaptation gain value.
Several solutions have been developed to deal with this issue, but they often focus their monitoring on a single aspect of the collaboration and/or impose a single adaptation strategy to face the detected evolutions.
Thus, with a single adaptation target, subjects experienced the perturbation only while moving in a narrow range of directions and not when returning the hand to the origin.
Interestingly, using only a single adaptation term with a single timescale of persistence, such as used by [6], we were unable to account for our findings.
Furthermore, as the sequences cluster by geographical proximity rather than by habitat type, it appears that adaptation to different habitat types must have occurred in parallel at different locations, rather than as a single adaptation event followed by expansion events.
The recent spate is derived from Roth's manic and much publicized late period books characterized by a more outward-looking perspective and a greater wealth of incident than the novels he published in the nineteen-seventies and eighties, which to this day have yielded just a single TV adaptation ("The Ghost Writer," which aired on PBS in 1984).
In the evaluations, the single variable adaptation performed better than the full matrix mean transformation, and therefore the results are presented only for it.
The CRR method is flexible with no single 'correct' adaptation.
In model C, there is a separate trajectory generator for each task but only a single environment adaptation module, so two different types of network must be used.
An important implication of this model is that gyrencephaly is a generalized mechanical product of differential tangential surface expansion and is not reducible to a single evolutionary adaptation.
