Sentence examples for a corresponding evolution from inspiring English sources

A corresponding evolution away from the Classical form of the sonata for one instrument occurs in Liszt's one-movement Piano Sonata in B Minor (1853).

On top of that, there has been a clear trend across millennia toward increased cooperation among humans, a move away from vengeance toward mutual respect and dignity, with a corresponding evolution away from authoritarian structures toward pluralism and open inquiry.

Model A, corresponding to the evolution of a set of ten protein sequences (shown in Table 1) evolving to the alternative fates shown in Figure 1 and Model B corresponding to the evolution of the same set of proteins evolving without allowing subfunctionalization. Cells that did not bind ligands A and B (Model A) and ligands A and B in the same molecule (Model B) died.

The latter may have ultimately led to the transformation of the dorsoposterior segmentation seen in the yunnanozoans [ 24, 48] into a myotomal arrangement with the corresponding evolution of the notochord in the chordates [ 45].

The result comprises a sequence of feedforward (open-loop) control requests and a corresponding state evolution from the initial condition to the desired target.

As is well known, the analysis of the corresponding set S κ of their stationary solutions takes a great importance in the longterm dynamics of the corresponding evolution system, especially when its structure is nontrivial [20].

In c the XDM collection is projected onto these three different basis vectors and reshaped into images, while d shows the corresponding evolution of these independent components (IC) as a function of electric field.

The evolution of the statistical properties of the structured network, as a function of the externally controlled density, is related to the corresponding evolution of the mechanical properties.

The corresponding evolution of (V xi)) and (n_{text{h}}(xi)) is shown in Fig. 8.

The corresponding evolution equations are developed to fit the stress-range dependence of the creep rupture strength.

The ongoing evolution of safety challenges in radiation oncology requires corresponding evolution in workflow and QA programs to ensure the quality of patient care.