Sentence examples for architecture to evolve from inspiring English sources

One possible explanation is that the large number of loci segregating for variation in height [ 50, 51] makes it difficult for a sex-specific genetic architecture to evolve due to the complex genetic correlations between the individual loci.

With all these new features of the HetNet, the RAN architecture has to evolve dramatically.

The dynamic environment in which MCCS functions has demanded that the systems architecture continue to evolve as well.

However, the new WSN architectures have to evolve to take it into account.

Around the world, architecture has continued to evolve, despite New York's rage to leave itself out of the loop.

During the functional divergence of the superfamily, the active architecture was suggested to evolve from the C(H H in archaeal thiolases to the C(N/H H in non-archaeal thiolases, and subsequently to the CHH in the elongation enzymes and the CHN in the initiation enzymes.

Thus a particular brand of Baroque architecture had begun to evolve in Sicily long before the earthquake of 1693.

However, many proteins consist of multiple domains, and domain architectures are known to evolve over time by deletion, duplication or insertion of individual domains (Buljan and Bateman, 2009).

One potential solution to the architecture selection problem in NN is to evolve the NN architecture for each data set analyzed using an evolutionary computation approach.

The change we can all celebrate recognizes that SoHo and Tribecca have become world models of positive urban change, not because of new towers but because of historic district designation that allowed for sensitive additions to old buildings and some of the best new architecture in new buildings to evolve without overwhelming the irreplaceable surrounding loft structures.

Next we describe how to evolve Continuous Architecture over time and introduce the concept of "Minimum Viable Architecture".