Sentence examples for terminology adaptation from inspiring English sources

In cell signaling terminology, adaptation refers to a system's capability of returning to its equilibrium upon a transient response.

Terminology construction and adaptation of segmentation rules was predominantly based on 520 training documents, named Dev.

The satisfaction questionnaire we used in each country was standardized with adaptations of terminology only and therefore did not provide any detailed clues about what aspects of ANC women of different cultural backgrounds appreciated more.

Insight gained from these interactions informed adaptation in terms of appropriate language and local terminologies that would be more acceptable in the cultural context.

One of our initial adaptations was to change our terminology to be compatible with language used in ongoing UUSD PD programs and with the evolving nature of our work.

In Zimbabwe, Tanzania and Soweto, adaptations were made to health and project terminology based on feedback from participants and in keeping with local dialects.

The analysis leads to the conclusion that it is indeed difficult to distinguish AMI type using the terminology included in standard ICD10 without any other further adaptations.

In order to make it 'fit for purpose' in our particular context we made some adaptations, especially in relation to language and terminology.

Two of three main objectives for this course, as outlined in the syllabus, were to become familiar with terminology and concepts in physiological ecology and to understand physiological adaptation and evolution by natural selection.

Even more important is the fact that Kabbala borrowed a great deal of its terminology from the Sefer yetzira (e.g., sefira), making semantic adaptations as required.

The task of adaptation was further complicated by Burroughs's racial bushwa, Mad Libs terminology ("Sab Than, the Jeddak of Zodanga" turns out to be fill-in-the-blanks for Villain's Name, the Ruler of the Bad Guys), and general barminess.