Sentence examples for control evolution from inspiring English sources

"We must learn how to control evolution in order to survive the evolutionary skills of H.I.V.," Palumbi writes.

Mountains of the collision type associated with oceanic trenches have their own distinct attributes that control evolution.

To move a step further, this paper introduces a parameter control approach that utilizes such measures as feedback to adaptively control evolution processes.

This makes the proposed damage/failure model compatible with the Mechanical Threshold Strength (MTS) model (Follansbee and Kocks, 1988; Chen and Gray, 1996; Goto et al., 2000; Gray et al., 1999; Chen et al., 1998) which was used to control evolution of flow stress during plastic deformation.

In our series this month on exponential technologies, we interview the pioneer cartographer of the human genome, J. Craig Venter, who says our species "now has the dangerous power to control evolution".

This reduces America's influence in the Middle East but Obama's calculation is that overall reduction of U.S. attempts to control evolution of the Middle East will benefit America's interests so long the U.S. protects its allies (Israel first of all) and underwrites their common interest in pushing back against Iran and Russia.

where F is the speed function that controls evolution of the LSF.

Thus, the controlled evolution of nano-dots can be achieved in compound semiconductors by tailoring the surface composition by low-energy ion beam irradiation.

The concept of timelines, that studies multiple unique realizations of the controlled evolution of the discrete-event pipeline system, is introduced.

Controlled evolution during the lth time interval is, under this Hamiltonian, consequently described by the unitary U_{c} (t,t_{l-1}) =exp biggl[-ifrac{Omega_{l}}{2}hat {sigma }_{phi _{l}} t-t_{l-1}) biggr].

The modelling strategy is an extension of the Monte-Carlo fire model, CRISP, linking simulations to sensor inputs which controls evolution of the parametric space in which new scenarios are generated, thereby representing real-time "learning" about the fire.