Sentence examples similar to Evolved point from inspiring English sources

Secondly, a speed-up strategy is designed to further reduce computations, which is based on labeling the steadily evolved points.

Finally, a speed-up strategy is implemented by labeling the steadily evolved points, and it avoids the repeated computation of these points in the subsequent iterations.

Finally, a speed-up strategy in implementation was developed by labeling the steadily evolved points, which avoids the redundant computation of these points in the subsequent iterations.

The reason is that the redundant computation in our method is discarded by adopting narrowband technique and labeling the steadily evolved points.

In the context of an editorial market with rapidly evolving point of care summaries, our specific intent was to provide a snapshot assessment of the updating speed of point of care services with recently published relevant systematic reviews.

The pubis evolved to point backward in two groups of dinosaurs: ornithischians and birds.

Five enteric bacterial populations were evolved by point mutation in medium containing a single limiting resource.

The word "hypocrite" soon evolved to point to people who hide their true selves under a figurative mask.

Finally, genotypes that occur after the progenitor, and persist through the terminally evolved time point, are classified as persistent.

Eukaryotes predominately evolve by point mutations (changes in single base-pair in DNA) whereas bacteria often evolve by inserting or deleting large chunks of DNA [ 9- 11].

What I hope for the sake of our deeply divided nation is that he evolves – that he rejects substitutional change that swings the pendulum back to the conservative side and evolves to point all of us towards reinvention.