Sentence examples for caused to evolve from inspiring English sources

In genetic algorithms a set or population of potential solutions is caused to evolve toward a global optimal solution that occurs as a result of pressure exerted by a fitness-weighted selection process and exploration of the solution space.

Towards the end of the discussion Nancy Spector told me she believed that 'all great art forces the institution or the museum to question itself and its methods and reinvent them" and so perhaps one of the defined and lasting legacies of artists creating non-object-based works will be the way in which the artists have challenged the museum and caused them to evolve as well.

Thus, aircraft began as bird-like contraptions, but evolved into fish-like objects for the same fluid-dynamic reasons that caused fish to evolve the way they did.

The economy of England was mainly agricultural until the 18th century, but the Industrial Revolution caused it to evolve gradually into a highly urbanized and industrial region during the 18th and 19th centuries.

Already, this fishing pressure has caused species to evolve new growth patterns and behaviors.

For this model, the heliosheath constructed proton distribution (black curve) assumed that downstream phase mixing of PUIs caused them to evolve into an approximately Maxwellian distribution.

The question of what caused bacteria to evolve into single-celled plants and animals--which they did more than a billion years ago--has long puzzled scientists.

That's because the abundance of these elements make the star cooler and cause it to evolve more slowly, thereby giving planets in its habitable zone more time to develop life as we know it.

Microarrays are a perfect example of a convergence technology where multidisciplinary fields are required to make the technology a reality and to cause it to evolve.

For instance, we are causing animals to evolve just by hunting them.

Since it is changes in DNA that cause species to evolve apart, looking at DNA should be a good way to divide the natural world.