Sentence examples for suitable adaptation from inspiring English sources

Based on states of the reference model, the designed stabilizer for the nonlinear reference model is then adapted for the nonlinear plant dynamics with a suitable adaptation mechanism, again by using the SDRE methodology.

Suitable adaptation laws for unknown parameters are proposed based on the contraction principle.

The creation of an agency like this would be welcomed by many; among other things it could develop suitable adaptation and mitigation policies for developing nations, facilitate technology transfer and foster climate surveillance and monitoring.

These characteristics affect their ability to address key adaptation requirements and therefore, we find that IFC emerges as a hydrologically suitable adaptation option for the study area.

Our preconditioning strategy is based on a suitable adaptation of the Monodomain model, a simplified version of the Bidomain one, which is by far simpler to solve, nevertheless is unable to capture significant features of the action potential propagation.

This paper reviews assessment of climate change impacts on economy, society and ecological environment in the coastal areas of South China based on published literatures; it also proposes suitable adaptation strategies and countermeasures.

Suitable adaptations in this case would have been the facility to climb, leap, and balance in trees.

In the Didachē there is little sign of embarrassment; Jewish ethical material is taken over with suitable adaptations, and the Jewish basis of the liturgical elements is palpable.

Modern biomimicry is made possible by evolution the mechanism by which nature sorts through and tests countless prototypes to find suitable adaptations for a given population of organisms.

The World Energy Council (WEC), which compiled the study along with Cambridge University and the European Climate Foundation, urged generators to examine their vulnerability to climate change, saying that with suitable adaptations – such as protecting power plants from water shortages and building resilience into power networks – the worst of the problems could be avoided.

Paddy Costeloe, from East Allington, said too many holiday properties don't have suitable adaptations.. Mr Costeloe said he had done a survey of 1,362 self catering accommodations in the South Hams and 10 of them claimed to be accessible.