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• The vehicle's radar system includes collision warning and adaptive cruise control.

• The speaker shared his insights on nurturing a new generation of adaptive innovators.

• He warned that the organization remains "a determined, adaptive, resilient enemy".

• T-cells are part of our adaptive immune system that seek and destroy previously-encountered pathogens.

• Antibiotics can destroy both good and bad bacteria, ultimately weakening our immune system and making pathogenic bacteria more adaptive and difficult to cure.

• There is a theory that phobias are a result of evolution – a malfunction of adaptive response.

• They may have done so originally, but we must remember that the embryonic life itself has been subject to adaptive changes for millions of years. 

• This is especially true in the case of such adaptive instincts as curiosity, imitation, and play. 

• This renders them facile and adaptive in the ever-changing conditions of organic evolution. 

• Thomas was deeply observant and quickly adaptive. 

• Thus, by a sort of action and reaction, a two-fold series of adaptive modifications will be brought about. 

• At the level of the firm tradable permits facilitate adaptive management.

• Humans' evolved psychological architecture was designed to produce inferences that were adaptive, not normatively logical.

• Considering the time-consuming procedure used in adaptive control,13 this paper presents an efficient way for multi-input system's hysteresis decision to avoid any singularity.

• Evaluation studies have shown that the users often have problems with the adaptive features of a system, and thus avoid using them.

• An adaptive steering controller for automated steering on agricultural tractors with an electrohydraulic steering system was evaluated as a possible solution for tractor steering.

• Opening up the adaptive toolbox and figuring out what lies inside is a challenge that must be addressed from many directions.

• In this case, adaptive time-series modeling incorporated in a state-space form for predicting the variable at the next sampling point can be used.

• There are strong evolutionarily adaptive links between the ability to fall asleep and perceptions of safety versus threat.

• It is argued that thinking about one's own thoughts would have adaptive value by enabling first order linguistic thoughts to be corrected.

• At present, the adaptive manipulation hypotheses are supported only indirectly, with reference to the apparent functionality and complexity of the host modification.

• It is worth recalling that the behaviorist school of psychology also explained human and animal behavior by a backward-looking and unthinking adaptive mechanism, namely, reinforcement.

• Triculines form a wholly aquatic group exhibiting today an amazing adaptive radiation of three tribes, over 20 genera and more than 120 species.

• Moreover, it sheds some light on the evolution of leaders' expectations and on the adaptive character of their interests and strategies.

• This availability of the facial display of pain confers adaptive benefit on the individual, kin, and others, but only when attended to by observers.

• The population ecology of contemporary adaptations: what empirical studies reveal about conditions that promote adaptive evolution.