Sentence examples for construct increasingly from inspiring English sources
Most probably, this is due to the fact that people can construct increasingly complex representations, depending on working memory capacity.
For most it seems obvious that information technology has made it possible for humans to continue to construct increasingly complex systems of coordination and social ordering systems without which contemporary society would not be able to exist in its present form.
This application uses a step-wise variable inclusion strategy to construct increasingly large models from a list of genes ranked by the value of the F statistics and implement a cross-validation strategy for error estimation.
Novel techniques for designing and manipulating synthetic DNA are making it possible to construct increasingly sophisticated biological computation devices.
In our own efforts to construct increasingly accurate NMR metabolomics databases, we found that higher and more accurate metabolite identification rates from HSQC spectra is possible by improving both the data structure of the database and the querying algorithm.
Such research provides insight into complex hydrogeochemical networks and data for constructing increasingly accurate models of contaminant remediation, climatic and hydrogeologic processes, nutrient transport, and natural resource formation.
Missing from the Pentagon report was any acknowledgment of the similar abilities being developed in the United States, where billions of dollars are spent each year on cyberdefense and constructing increasingly sophisticated cyberweapons.
What Matters Most is full of the (anonymised) tales of Hollis's therapy patients, men and women finally grasping, in midlife, that for years they've been following other people's agendas – the expectations of society, or their parents – and constructing increasingly false lives as a result.
As Walter Fitch and Margoliash had done during the 1960s, but now with access to much more advanced statistical methods, Fitch and Charles Langley, as well as Morris Goodman and his colleagues at Wayne State, constructed increasingly detailed phylogenetic trees and then used the nodes of these trees to compare substitution rates along particular evolutionary branches.
Property values in the enclave, famed for the so-called jetliner views it affords, have soared in recent years as developers have constructed increasingly opulent homes on streets that wind through the hills.
At the same time, the Soviets were designing and constructing increasingly sophisticated anti-ballistic missile defense systems to protect strategically important facilities around Moscow, reducing the threat posed by American ICBMs.
