Sentence examples for applied evolution from inspiring English sources

This special issue is inspired by a desire to both overcome and monopolize upon the largely independent histories of evolutionary perspectives in various applied fields and in so doing foster a common dialog of applied evolution.

New in vitro methods for the applied evolution of protein structure and function complement conventional cellular and phage-based methods.

The view was most prominently developed by Herbert Spencer, a self-styled philosopher who applied evolution to interpreting the emerging disciplines of psychology and sociology.

While rational vaccine design is not a case of applied evolution, to be successful it must be informed by evolutionary thinking.

The recorded data with these sensors and the force applied evolution allows to identify the two instants when the major diagonal cracks occur in the wall.

They found that 0.05% of the variants were monomers that could work as well as the original dimeric CM. "It's an impressive accomplishment," says Frances Arnold, a chemical engineer at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena who has applied evolution to protein design.

Given how basic evolutionary principles are to the nature of biological organisms, it should be fundamental to apply evolution to the areas of personal nutrition and physical fitness.

Although there has been a gradual shift, where some feminists have begun to apply evolution to key developmental and family-oriented issues (see Hrdy 1981; Lancaster 1991), the inclusion of evolutionary tenets is still far from being mainstream among feminists.

This chapter reflects fault tolerance in certain military applications, in atomic power plants, or on aircraft and introduces some ideas on how to apply evolution to existing fault tolerance schemes.

In either case, the general Darwinian principle applies: evolution must proceed via consecutive, manageable steps, each one associated with a demonstrable increase in fitness.

Similarly, the approach by Dromi et al. (2008), MODENA (Taneda, 2011) and ERD (Ali et al., 2014) also apply evolution inspired principles to solve the inverse folding problem.