Another, direction that merits attention is the adaptive modification of the moment coefficients (adaptive embedding strength) subject to some criteria.
Some of the rehabilitation techniques have undergone periodic refinements to improve site practices including the management of topsoil for a more careful preservation of biotic components and the adaptive modification of seeding mixes.
In my view, the reason scholars have tended to miss the significance of paleontology in the development of Darwin's thinking while on the Beagle is that their vision of Darwin's ideas of evolution has been based largely on the theory he published in 1859: a theory that stresses the adaptive modification of anatomical features through natural selection.
The adaptive modification of movement timing would then involve the selection, through synaptic plasticity, of the filtered version of the signal with the appropriate temporal properties.
Extinction of an acquired conditioned response is recognized as an important step in the adaptive modification of behavior in a changing environment [for review, 25].
They suggest that cortisol may be the "lost" link between temperature and the sex-determining mechanism in species with TSD and may, as a stressor indicator, be involved in the adaptive modification of sex ratio in a spatially and temporally variable environment during the evolution of such species.
Although some of the changes observed in this model may be the consequence of adaptive modifications due to deletion of the COX-2 gene, chronic administration of the Cox-2 selective inhibitor celecoxib recapitulated these findings [6].
Information on eye shape of shallow-water teleosts is sparse in the literature [ 17, 22], in spite of the potential for adaptive modifications at this level of design, as suggested by the extensive research efforts undertaken on the ecomorphology of the chambered eyes of terrestrial amniotes in the last decade [ 23- 27].
The vast phylogenetic variation and adaptive modifications of the hemoglobin molecule have fascinated scientists since the pioneering work of Braunitzer [ 39] identifying only eight invariant positions in multiple vertebrate hemoglobins.
The closed flowers have adaptive modifications to facilitate selfing [ 90, 91] and, according to the present theory, these adaptive modifications can evolve in a mixed mating state, i.e., while the species has both open and closed flowers and reproduction both by selfing and by outcrossing occurs.
