Sentence examples for a consistent evolution from inspiring English sources
For successful simulation, several physical mechanisms are accounted for in addition to conventional Kampmann Wagner-based precipitation modeling to achieve a consistent evolution of precipitation parameters.
Well-defined multicomponent systems that permit ultradiscretization are obtained using an approach that relies on a group defined by constraints imposed by the requirement of a consistent evolution of the systems.
We report on a consistent evolution of PM with temperature in the range of 40 °C to 250 °C, including natural samples, heated samples at 95 °C, and burial-like heated samples.
Despite some variability between individual animals, as also reported by other investigators [32], a consistent evolution of barrier formation was observed.
A low but consistent evolution of CO2 occurs for low dispersions in contrast to the high amount of CO2 during the initial few seconds of the rich phase for a high dispersion catalyst.
Western spruce budworm trajectories appeared to show a consistent temporal evolution of long-duration spectral decline (loss of vegetation) followed by recovery, whereas mountain pine beetle plots exhibited both short- and long-duration spectral declines and variable recovery rates.
A recent Signet version of the play includes an essay by the scholar Richard D. Altick, in which he quotes Walter Pater's assessment: "It belongs to a small group of plays, where, by happy birth and consistent evolution, dramatic form approaches to something like the unity of a lyrical ballad, a lyric, a song, a single strain of music".
Consistent evolution laws for the involved internal variables are derived based on the augmented Lagrangian method.
3GPP hopes to retain its predominance and competition in mobile communication field through its consistent evolution and enhancement from the wireless interface to the core networks.
The consistent evolution of diversity in independent microcosms is notable, considering that any diversity within microcosms evolved de novo via mutations arising during the course of selection in a relatively simple, well mixed, two-resource environment, and indicates that diversification within microcosms was itself adaptive.
10.7554/eLife.11282.008 Figure 3. Consistent evolution across the viral genome.
