Sentence examples for successively adapting from inspiring English sources
By successively adapting its output to input, the ANN can generate time-series data for any superficial gas velocity.
The code has been successively adapted to other reactors and recently to SFR.
From different set of experiments, cells were successively adapted for 6 and/or 9 min. This resulted almost exclusively in attractive shifts averaging 18.1°±2.4° and 15.2°±4.2° (11/11 cells and 12/13 cells, respectively).
Tools may be successively adapted according to medications available in the country investigated and revalidated in the new setting.
The light intensity was successively adapted to the increasing cell density (approximately 100 μmol photons m-2 s-1 per OD750 unit) and reached a maximum value of 1,000 μmol photons m-2 s-1.
At the decomposed stage the length of the original chromosome is reduced successively and adapted to the topology of the new partition.
Others are already adapting.
Japanese businesses are adapting.
The length of the original chromosome is reduced successively based on the decomposition level and adapted with the topology of the new partition.
Among other eye-popping feats, "Alex" (1993), made from a 24-by-20-inch Polaroid of the artist Alex Katz, relied on a system of printing from light to dark in stages of successively darker grays, a procedure Mr. Close had already devised, adapted from Picasso.
