Sentence examples for soft adaptation from inspiring English sources
We present here a formal methodology for the soft adaptation of components presenting mismatching interaction behaviours.
A slightly soft adaptation of Ernest Hemingway's hard-fisted novel; it eschews the politics of an American fighting for a partisan unit in the Spanish civil war for some straightforward derring-do and traditional Hollywood romance.
Five methods are examined: (i) selecting "no-regret" strategies that yield benefits even in absence of climate change; (ii) favouring reversible and flexible options; (iii) buying "safety margins" in new investments; (iv) promoting soft adaptation strategies, including long-term prospective; and (v) reducing decision time horizons.
As for CEOAEs, a soft adapter was used to provide precise adaptation of the probe to the wall of the external ear canal.
The learning of SORN is achieved with employing the soft-max adaptation rule of Self-Organizing Maps (SOM).
In this paper, we simplify the learning law by employing the soft-max adaptation rule of Neural Gas Network.
In 1985, she appeared as a natural rebel alongside Whoopi Goldberg in Steven Spielberg's skilful, soft-centred adaptation of Alice Walker's The Color Purple about the oppression of black women in the Deep South, the need for sisterhood and the romance of Africa.
From the perspectives of function, stability, and esthetics, the orthodontist must plan treatment within the patient's limits of soft-tissue adaptation and contours [5].
The effect of RME on the upper airway was limited and local; it diminished farther down the airway, possibly as a result of soft-tissue adaptation [29 33].
The effects of RME on the upper airway, however, have been described as limited and local, and these effects become diminished farther down the airway, possibly as a result of soft-tissue adaptation.
The effects of RME on the upper airway, however, have been described as limited and local, and they diminished farther down the airway, possibly as a result of soft-tissue adaptation.
