Sentence examples for terms of adaptation from inspiring English sources

Our results show that DNN-based models outperform HMMs and unit selection on both the realism and expressiveness of the generated talking heads, while in terms of adaptation we can successfully adapt an audio-visual HMM set trained on a neutral speaking style database to a target emotion.

In terms of adaptation challenges Mr. Hare has taken on, "this is the third book where an awful lot of what's going on is internal," he said.

Second City First Chicago is often called the Second City, but it is way out in front of most in terms of adaptation.

In terms of adaptation, it's a nice idea, and certainly it will be necessary; the amount of warming that is already inevitable is quite significant and may cause severe disruptions.

The fact that a woman responds more strongly to a child's crying than to smiling seems "to be biologically meaningful in terms of adaptation to specific demands associated with successful infant care," the study authors noted.

Pastoral systems cannot be described and explained solely in terms of adaptation to the environment.

All the students tried to interpret insect structures and functions in terms of adaptations.

The fauna tends to be smarter than we give them [sic] credit for, in terms of adaptations and acclimations which they undergo in response to changing environment".

A challenge remains to explain phenotype transitions in terms of adaptations in molecular components and interactions in underlying biological systems.

Hence, the upregulation of these miRNAs in response to NaCl application could be of great ecological significance in terms of adaptations of S. maritima to NaCl.

Students were asked in a multiple-choice question which of four animal phyla was the equivalent in terms of adaptations to terrestrial life and to explain their answers.