Sentence examples similar to an evolution in models from inspiring English sources
It marks an evolution in China's growth model, as it narrows the technological gap with leading economies and shifts more of its resources into services.
Continuous temporal environmental change has been shown to increase the importance of species sorting relative to evolution in models where evolution proceeds more slowly than environmental change.
The LDDMM was modeled as an evolution in time, with an associated smooth velocity vector field controlling this evolution.
Darwinian-inspired evolution in modeling of biological systems is a strong partner of experimental work in physical sciences based on the principles in Newtonian and quantum frames.
The development of Activated Sludge Models (ASM) was an important evolution in the modelling of Conventional Activated Sludge (CAS) processes and their use is now very well established.
The development of activated sludge models (ASMs) was an important evolution in the modeling of conventional activated sludge (CAS) processes and their use is now very well established.
However, even though Carroll proposed a linear evolution in the model where economic responsibilities came first and philanthropic responsibility came in the last stage of CSR maturity, a growing body of indication suggests that in developing countries, CSR practice is focusing on philanthropic responsibilities (Jamali and Mirshak, 2007; Visser et al. 2007; 2008).
To evaluate the performance of the proposed modeling method, an evolution model of empirical knowledge in computer-aided design (CAD) is constructed and then verified.
Stern, M. D. Emergence of homeostasis and 'noise imprinting' in an evolution model.
Based on complex adaptive system and fitness landscape theory, this paper first proposes an evolution model of SNs in order to understand the general principle of SN evolution.
Furthermore, the effect of rapid predator evolution in our model is mostly driven by a feedback between defense and offense dynamics.
