Sentence examples for smart adaptation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, smart adaptation typically involves limiting the amount of variation as well as finding ways to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of any changes that are introduced.

In Fiona Shaw's daring modern interpretation (at the Brooks Atkinson), well directed by Deborah Warner, with a smart adaptation by Kenneth McLeish and Frederic Raphael, revenge is dissected with thrilling astuteness.

All of which is more than welcome from a director who will be 64 when "Quills" opens in November, and who hasn't had a picture since "Rising Sun" (1993), a smart adaptation of the Michael Crichton novel about the conflict between American and Japanese business practices.

This work presents SACRE (Smart Adaptation through Contextual REquirements), our approach leveraging an adaptation feedback loop to detect self-adaptive systems' contextual requirements affected by uncertainty and to integrate machine learning techniques to determine the best operationalization of context based on sensed data at runtime.

Should the effect of a thing that works be called smart adaptation, rather than simply the survival of the fittest?

Innovative training of large numbers of facilitators is not the only aspect of RAISE that requires smart adaptation.

But along with Superman - a new incarnation of which is currently in production - Warner Bros has been desperate to reinvigorate its DC comic-book properties, with rivals Marvel on full throttle after their smart adaptations of Spider-Man and other titles.

In addition to the technological approach, the use of cognitive theories on how people learn will help students to achieve a stronger and smarter adaptation of the subject.

However, much as the impacts are ravaging, they provide opportunities from returns arising from implementation of climate-smart adaptation strategies, which benefits traditional coping could not provide.

Safe-water programs in Africa are another example of climate-smart adaptation: In Uganda, the consequences of climate change and a rapidly growing population extort immense pressure on the remaining forests and overall water resources.

Luckily, climate-smart adaptation is possible, with encouraging examples already being drawn from agriculture and forestry: new plantations, as well as reduced deforestation, will bind CO2 while helping local farmers to withstand extreme weather conditions.