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adapt someone or something to something to cause someone or something to change, adjust to, or get used to something else. Can't you adapt yourself to my way of doing things? adapt something for something to change or alter something for use with something else. Has this furnace been adapted for natural gas? adapt something from something to derive something from something else; to create by modifying something else. I adapted my new musical from a novel. adapt something to something to convert something to fit or work with something else. We converted our furnace to natural gas. adapt to something to adapt or get used to someone or something. Please try to adapt to our routine. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Adaptability and Adaptivity in TRANSLAB The concept of
'adaptation' is an important issue in research for learning
systems (Nikov and Pohl, 1999). Examples of relevant
behavioral domains include, but are not limited to, social behaviors,
resilience, vitality, adaptivity, personality, vulnerability to stress,
health behaviors, social cognition, human and social capital
accumulation, economic savings for retirement, risk-taking, happiness,
coping, caregiving, cognitive abilities, cognitive flexibility,
cognitive reserve, learning, and functional abilities. Simmetrix' flagship product is the Simulation
Modeling Suite, a comprehensive set of toolkits to support Simulation
Modeling directly from solid models providing problem definition,
attribute management, and automatic mesh generation with support of mesh
curving, mesh adaptivity, and anisotropic boundary layer mesh
generation. |
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