adaptively
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- adverb
- /əˈdæptɪvli/
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adaptativamente
- Individuals may also respond adaptively to shame-inducing experiences.
- adaptively manage
- cope adaptively
- respond adaptively
And so when one safely and adaptively, meaning you survive, moves through a threat or toward a threat, it's rewarded as a positive experience.
- And so when one safely and adaptively, meaning you survive, moves through a threat or toward a threat, it's rewarded as a positive experience.
- So that, that explains the function of morality and adaptively how it's advantageous.
Examples
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An effective school-based program also focuses on the pressures to engage in substance use by providing tools designed to adaptively cope with those pressures.
Academic text (1993) -
In this section, the problem of adaptively managing the bandwidth of an integrated network is considered.
Academic text (2000) -
And so when one safely and adaptively, meaning you survive, moves through a threat or toward a threat, it's rewarded as a positive experience.
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Bandwidth allocation methods are built to adaptively manage the transmission bandwidth of an integrated network by implementing optimal partitioning policies for that bandwidth.
Academic text (2000) -
The observation data on QOI is divided into segments, and the segments are selected adaptively to reduce the uncertainty based on Bayesian calibration and model validation.
Academic text (2018) -
In order to thrive, students must learn to live more adaptively in various environments.
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Animals evolve adaptively to their changing habitats to survive and reproduce.
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She approached each new challenge adaptively, modifying her strategies as needed.
Synonyms
In a way that quickly adapts to different screen sizes
How Adaptive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word adaptively comes from adapt, which contains ad- meaning 'to' and apt meaning 'fit' or 'suitable', the same root you see in the word apt. So to act adaptively is to change or adjust in a way that 'fits' new conditions.