Tells about the girls' slow adaptation to society, as it was in the orphanage.
But unless we look closely, we might easily miss the slow adaptation of plants.
It's a far cry from prim Emma's old life in the suburbs, and her slow adaptation to a new way of life is portrayed with heart and skill.
Its disadvantages, however, include large volume of bioreactor and slow adaptation to fluctuating concentrations in waste gas.
The Rulkov map consists of a fast variable v, resembling the neuronal membrane potential, and a slow adaptation variable a.
Due to the high cost for faster adaptation to transmit the video, the players agree to slow adaptation points.
The resulting slow adaptation by employing the ARF scheme is observed incapable to trace the fast-changing channel conditions.
This slow adaptation is a setback in broadband wireless communication system which typically requires high-speed transmission.
Hence, the solutions proposed in these investigations managed to bring notable benefits while using slow adaptation capabilities.
One particularly interesting example is a competitive network consisting of two excitatory populations with synaptic depression (or some other form of slow adaptation) that mutually inhibit each other.
People who have higher moving costs do seem to be negatively affected by diversity; this may suggest lack of (or slow) adaptation to a negative situation.
