Sentence examples for a specific evolutionary from inspiring English sources

The optimization procedure was coupled with FE analysis and a specific evolutionary algorithm.

Technically, the proposed RGA-RDD integrates three specially designed evolutionary operators – the Ranking Selection (RS), Direction-Based Crossover (DBX), and the Dynamic Random Mutation (DRM) – as a whole to mimic a specific evolutionary process.

Different from some conventional RCGAs that operate evolutionary operators in a series framework, the proposed RCGA implements three specially designed evolutionary operators, named the ranking selection (RS), direction-based crossover (DBX), and the dynamic random mutation (DRM), to mimic a specific evolutionary process that has a parallel-structured inner loop.

It is thus very fitting that his will be the final "Special Issue" organized around a specific evolutionary topic.

The mammal association of this site is extremely significative, and it is characteristic of a specific evolutionary stage called Montehermosan Stage/Age (Marshall et al. 1983).

And the strong signs of natural selection suggest that being small probably was indeed a specific evolutionary adaptation to life in the tropical rainforests.

For the rank of gene family, we use a specific evolutionary-based definition based on common practice in the field of comparative genomics and developmental biology.

Unclear however, is whether these ESTs are a novel sub-family of KRMP or a species specific evolutionary adaption of KRMP in P. maxima.

The survey sequencing data suggest that the transposable element landscape in mouse deer (Tragulina) is unique among Ruminantia, suggesting a lineage specific evolutionary trajectory that does not involve BovB mediated retrotransposition.

It is a very specific evolutionary formula that like life on earth is very hard to reproduce.

It is then intriguing that the Nematinae include relatively frequent cases of brightly colored and truly gregarious species ([ 48, 53], Figure  3), which indicates a more specific evolutionary impact of birds.