Sentence examples for characteristics of evolution from inspiring English sources
In this review of blogs about evolution, I first make a few remarks about the nature of blogs and blogging intended to help Internet users take the greatest advantage of them; then I describe blogs about evolution exemplifying some of the important characteristics of evolution blogs more generally.
Notably, the three dogs having lost locomotion before the age of six months (Dchou, Dfois and Dsir) share the same characteristics of evolution.
Subsequently, we expanded the BDIM framework by introducing stochastic BDIMs, which account not only for the stationary state of the gene ensemble but also for the characteristics of evolution of the system, such as the probability of the formation of a family of the given size before extinction and the mean times of formation and extinction of a family of a given size [ 43].
An important characteristic of evolution in repetitive batch culture is cells go through distinct phases of lag, exponential, transition and stationary growth under a given selection pressure.
Researchers today generally agree that many of the principal characteristics of linguistic evolution are analogous to those of species or biological evolution.
The determination of complete mt sequences from all bear species affords the opportunity not only to utilize these data to estimate the phylogeny of the Ursidae but also, to examine characteristics of the evolution of mitochondrial protein coding and non-coding genes.
Three types of Normalized Mutual Information are designed to measure characteristics of the evolution of the communities.
A modified version of MOABC, named as evolutionary multi-objective ABC (EMOABC) is also proposed which incorporates the characteristics of simulated evolution (SE) algorithm for improved local search.
The upper Cretaceous lacustrine, braided river-dominated alluvial fan and aeolian systems display characteristics of the evolution from high-to low-accommodation systems tracts (Sequences 2A and 2B).
This "theory experiment mismatch" raises the question whether there is a need for new mathematical models to accommodate the particular characteristics of experimental evolution.
A previously conducted experiment incorporating three standards is further investigated for this purpose, outlining the characteristics of the evolution in standards and its effects.
