Sentence examples for at a particular generation from inspiring English sources

In the new algorithm, a new directed mutation rule, based on the weighted difference vector between the best and the worst individuals at a particular generation, is introduced.

A further variation of our parameter estimation study involved stopping DE at a particular generation, grabbing the best population member, resampling around it with the LH approach and continuing DE.

However, if we focus on change over a particular generation, these equations are appropriate at different times.

Mr. Strauss said, "There are aspects of being a particular age, and there are aspects of being a particular generation, and to get it right you have to look at both".

It really is a part of history, and of a particular generation".

Hannan was part of a particular generation of young Conservatives deeply marked by these events.

Certain words seem to be ad-hoc, nonce words, for a particular generation, sometimes for two.

However, it has been observed that inbred lines generated from obligate outbreeders in which a genetically determined self-incompatibility system has been circumvented tend to exhibit levels of heterozygosity in excess of that predicted at any particular generation of selfing.

mtDNA mutations originating along a specific MA line lineage might still be in a heteroplasmic state at the particular generation analyzed or be a fixed difference (no heteroplasmy).

The figures show the phenotypic response of hermaphrodite total fertility (A), growth (B), early (C) and late (D) fertility and male growth (E) and body bend (F) between generations 1 and 4. Each symbol corresponds to the mean value of the trait and its standard error on 18 individuals at one particular generation.

Boyce was part of a very particular generation of artists who studied at the Glasgow School of Art, taking what was then a new course called environmental art.