Sentence examples for transformation and adaptation from inspiring English sources

In the global context, although the transition from managed economies to entrepreneurial ones has spread out to many countries, the degree of transformation and adaptation has varied in each of the countries depending on the individualistic and environmental factors.

Weninger et al. [39] employed a feature enhancement scheme based on a state-of-the-art neural network, i.e., BLSTM-based DAE introduced in Section 4.4, and achieved good performance, combining it with back-end systems that employ a number of feature transformation and adaptation techniques.

This paper considers the phenomenon known as "garage capitalism", accepted in literature as the transformation and adaptation of garages, residential space, basements and other space located on the ground floor of buildings into a space for retailing or other services, manifested at the beginning of the transition period in most Central East European countries.

Previous studies examining the effect of aging on visuomotor transformation and adaptation have provided mixed results, with some studies demonstrating no age related impairments [11], [12], while other studies have shown slower and/or reduced adaptation [13], [14], [15], [16].

The three aspects of resilience proved a useful categorisation though there is overlap between different elements and in some cases it may be difficult to distinguish between them e.g. elements of transformation and adaptation.

Family medicine (FM) has become consolidated as a specialty in the past 25 years. 1 2 This transformation and adaptation have not been reflected in the inclusion of the specialty, either as a course of study or area of knowledge, in the majority of medical schools in Spain.

Lastly, while the report reflects on the strengths and past successes of US institutions (such as the NIH, USAID, CDC, and academia) globally, it does not detail the transformation and adaptations required to reframe their global engagement to align with the report's recommendations.

Today, it is recognized that MGEs occur widely in nature in prokaryotes, archaea and eukaryotes and play a major role in shaping their genomes and bringing about evolutionary transformations and adaptation.

For example, we detail the speech enhancement, feature transformation, and speaker adaptation parts.

Technology change and new designs are one set of drivers in these processes of organizational transformation and human adaptation.

The interplay between costs and benefits of transformation and bacterial adaptation has been investigated in some previous studies [ 15, 21, 22].