The NSGA-II version that applies the feature-driven crossover found a greater diversity of solutions (potential PLA designs), with higher feature-based cohesion, and less feature scattering and tangling.
Using modern Mexico as a case study, this book examines the origins and evolution of two deeply entrenched ideas about the character of indigenous communal organization: harmony and cohesion as defining features of Indian village social relations and communal land tenure as the natural expression of this inherent cultural solidarity.
The PLA design can also be improved by using a search based optimization approach, taking into account different metrics, such as cohesion, coupling and feature modularization.
His analysis of military unit cohesion, which was featured in a landmark RAND study, was influential in the 1993 and 2010 policy debates about allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly in the US military.
Several groups have developed methods to assess functional cohesion or refine feature selection by incorporating biological information from either the primary literature or curated databases [ 38, 48- 50].
The tunnel passes mostly through sandy cobble stratum which features low cohesion, point-to-point contact, and high sensitivity to ground reaction.
Accordingly, we conclude that aberrant cohesion is a common feature within HL cell lines.
We conclude that aberrant cohesion is a common feature of all five Hodgkin lymphoma cell lines evaluated.
Our results demonstrate that aberrant cohesion is a common feature of all five HL lines evaluated, and further suggest that aberrant RAD21 expression is a causative agent that contributes to the CIN phenotype, particularly within the L-540 and HDLM-2 cell lines.
Because this is substantively similar to adding contact paths, we next compare the effects of concurrency by observed levels of path redundancy (structural cohesion) to determine how the features interact.
