He distinguishes between two types of adaptation, autonomous and cooperative, which are mirrored in the two generic governance structures of market and hierarchy.
The different patterns of top-down effects on CTE compared with TAE are consistent with these two types of adaptation taking place at different levels along the visual hierarchy: CTE occurs at very low-levels, where activity is affected by alertness but not by spatial attention, whereas TAE occurs at subsequent stages, which are modulated by selective attention.
In this paper, we present a program that allows for two types of adaptation: (1) initial pre-formatting to accommodate organizational context (as shown in the case descriptions); and (2) ongoing adaptation of implementation to take into account the needs and contexts of the participants (as shown in the results).
Note that such a design incorporates two types of adaptation at the same time: If the trial continues with the subpopulation only, the hypothesis is dropped and the sample size is reallocated by increasing the sample size for the remaining hypothesis.
In the end, this led to three types of adaptations: changing the number of tasks in the CAT (reducing tasks/adding tasks), changing the moment of using the CAT (after class instead of during class/at another moment in class), or changing the procedures of conducting the CAT (deleting steps/adding instruction).
The proposed multi-model OSVR (MOSVR) method provides four types of adaptation strategies: (i) adaptive combination based on Bayesian ensemble learning; (ii) online offset compensation; (iii) incremental updating of local models; and (iv) database updating.
Two types of design adaptations are also identified, which include foreseeable specific adaptations and unforeseeable general adaptations.
They are two types of Contextual adaptation (Chalmers 2002) that are responsible for changing the sequence of actions, the style of interactions and the type of information provided to users in order to adapt to the user's current needs or requirements failure (Vieira et al. 2011).
Two types of feedforward adaptation are synaptic depression and feedforward inhibition, i.e. an inhibitory neuron that receives the same input as the neuron it inhibits [40].
However, in H. armigera hormesis emerges as one of two types of specific transcriptional adaptations to gossypol, not merely as a general response to low levels of stress.
"It's not just one type of adaptation".
