Sentence examples for climbing strategy from inspiring English sources

Inspired by the climbing strategy of the gecko, a solution for track locomotion is proposed by utilizing electrostatic, elastomer adhesion and tail forces simultaneously.

A hill climbing strategy with 50 iterations was employed to find the optimal number of random cuts added, to achieve the best fit with a target histogram (e.g., turning the Rnaseh2b +/+ densitometric distribution into the Rnaseh2b −/− distribution).

To search the space of possible gene tree topologies, we employ a heuristic hill climbing strategy similar to the one used in TreeFix (Wu et al., 2013), and based on NNI and subtree prune and regraft (SPR) operations (see, e.g. Felsenstein, 2004).

However, this species is a temperate plant that grows as a root climber (a somewhat rare climbing strategy in tropical areas, where the vast majority of liana species occur).

Whereas external morphology and the underlying anatomical structure as well as the physiology of the climbing mechanisms have been extensively investigated and reviewed (Isnard and Silk, 2009), much less attention had been paid to modifications of other functional traits that are not directly related to climbing but nevertheless constitute important components of the climbing strategy.

Then, the obstacle climbing strategies under wheeled and legged modes are obtained.

The hill climbing strategies sporadically manage to discover deeper energy minima at comparable times.

Crossover is applied following a hill-climbing strategy.

We describe here a heuristic for the MPR-GT problem that relies on a hill-climbing strategy to seek a (rooted) gene tree G of minimum reconciliation cost (see Definition 3) using NNI edit operations [ 33].

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Indeed, it is trivial to fool even the best deep learning algorithms into making mistakes humans never would by using a hill-climbing strategy that adds subtle distortions to an out-of-class image [9].