Sentence examples for alternating evolution from inspiring English sources

In this work, we propose a high resolution Alternating Evolution Discontinuous Galerkin (AEDG) method to solve Hamilton Jacobi equations.

In this work, we propose a high order alternating evolution discontinuous Galerkin (AEDG) method to solve convection diffusion equations.

The AEDG scheme presented here is based on an alternating evolution system for convection diffusion equations, and therefore no numerical fluxes are needed in the scheme formulation.

The construction of the AEDG method is based on an alternating evolution system of the Hamilton Jacobi equation, following the previous work Liu et al. (2013) [31] on AE schemes for Hamilton Jacobi equations.

In addition to the spatial structure, a two-phase perturbation with a preliminary impulse (PI) and the subsequent main part of an SI, referred to as main impulse (MI), are interpreted as an alternate evolution of the twin vortex current systems of opposite polarity.

These rationally designed genetic modifications, combined with alternating adaptive evolutions in xylose and SECS liquor (the leach liquor of steam-exploding corn stover), resulted in a final strain, LF1, with excellent xylose fermentation and enhanced inhibitor resistance.

But the president was vague about how the controversial material, which certain school districts are pushing as an alternate theory to evolution, should be presented to students.

An alternate westward-eastward evolution of the flux patches characterizes the time interval 1630 1950 for which the sub-centennial oscillation is defined by our approach.

This suggests that the most realistic (not yet proposed) model for describing Ty3/Gypsy and Retroviridae evolution alternates gradual and modular evolution, and combines vertical and horizontal means of transference.

This study describes the landforms of the Northern Emirates (NE) and relates their form and evolution to alternating periods of arid and humid climates.

Using a phage-displayed library of full-length caveolin-1 variants, directed evolution with alternating subtractive and functional selections isolated a full-length, soluble variant, termed cavsol, for expression in E. coli.