"smooth adaptation" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it when talking about a process of transition, such as a company transitioning to a new system. For example, "The company exhibited a smooth adaptation of the new technology."
Made with crimson and amber velvet and metallic thread, it's a smooth adaptation of the artist's Jung-inspired "pictograph" paintings.
He is now successful in another industry and I have nothing but admiration for his smooth adaptation to the second phase of his career.
In that case, organisations will be less inclined to consider the long-term interests of their young employees as a smooth adaptation to later changes in their careers.
Using the above model, we will now describe a smooth adaptation method that depends on the QoE, QoS and transmission cost derived in [15] that will enable us to study the game theoretical interaction among the nodes in subsequent sections.
Often, the process of smooth adaptation in constant environments is systematically interrupted by external perturbations.
While such determinism speeds adaptation on the smooth adaptive landscape represented by the simple environment, it can limit the ability of large populations from effectively exploring the underlying topography of rugged adaptive landscapes characterized by complex environments.
Two kinds of morphing functions were evaluated, respectively, based on weight reestimate (WRE) and a smoothed MAP adaptation (ULT).
Both undamped and damped vibration absorbers are developed; the former has the advantage of cleaner vibration neutralization while the latter has a smoother stiffness adaptation.
The association of KV1.3 with vascular smooth muscle cell adaptation is intriguing because this channel is already linked to the proliferation of lymphocytes, oligodendrocytes, and cancer cells.
The main advantages of proposed Switching IIR CFAR method are computational simplicity, small memory requirement (in comparison to windowing based methods) and its good performance in homogeneous environments (due to the large time-constant smoother) and rapid adaptation to clutter edges (due to the small time-constant smoother).
THE JANE AUSTEN BOOK CLUB A smooth-as-silk adaptation of the best-seller by Karen Joy Fowler, about members of a reading group in Sacramento whose lives mirror the various characters from Jane Austen novels.
