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adaptive

adjective as in adjusting

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In contrast, he says, "The brain learns by moving ions across membranes, achieving energy-efficient and adaptive learning directly in hardware, or more precisely, in what people may call 'wetware'."

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Advocates like Lehigh’s Rivera see a future of AI-assisted coaching and adaptive learning systems that can link individual performance to organizational strategy.

They used robotic systems to guide the microbes through two rounds of high-throughput adaptive laboratory evolution, a process designed to help the cells gradually improve their performance.

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Some new cars with "adaptive features" adjust the lamps automatically if there is a change in load, but cars without that will need manual adjusting, Mr Broberg said.

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To correct for this, the Subaru Telescope team used adaptive optics, a technology that continuously adjusts to cancel out these distortions and stabilize the light waves in real time.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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