Sentence examples for by the selection process from inspiring English sources
Solutions are selected from the population randomly depending on their fitness by the selection process for the mating pool.
But it is not premature to talk about some of the issues raised by the proposals, and by the selection process itself.
In an interview Tuesday night, Mr. Espada acknowledged the complication created by the selection process, but said the inspector general's involvement was problematic.
"There are real questions about whether this is an objective process," Ms. Lerner said, "or whether it has been compromised by the selection process".
The Newcastle Jets and Brisbane Roar stories highlight the structural problems of the A-League model, which has largely been caused by the selection process and a lack of due diligence conducted by FFA on new club owners.
Using this groundwork, Mr. Kister started an $18.6 million capital campaign in June 2005, aiming it at board members, "people within the community who had an affinity for what we were doing," and others who had been impressed by the selection process.
In this paper an introductory road map for employing systematic materials selection methods in the field by engaging the selection process with mechanical properties and only one of the space environmental factors is presented.
But although Mr Blair may have reason to wish that Mr Livingstone does not become mayor, it is grossly undemocratic for him to try to deny him the Labour nomination by rigging the selection process.
Gergen stated that by 1996 the selection process had become so expensive, mean and personally invasive that it discouraged several top Republicans from running.
Further explanations for the Republican defeat ranged from accusations that Tedisco "dither on the stimulus bill", to intimations that Tedisco only became his party's nominee by manipulating the selection process.
In this study, we performed selection of MDM2-binding peptides from a random library containing all of the possible sequences by dividing the selection process into two stages to obtain potent peptides.
