Sentence examples for control of evolution from inspiring English sources

The deal will also reap a tidy profit for Fireman Capital Partners, the private equity firm that took control of Evolution Fresh last year.

Years earlier, Wells had proposed an ambitious program, in which "an intelligent few — scientists, engineers, aviators, commissars — could seize control of evolution and lead the species to a better future" and "eventually, humans would become like gods".

One advantage of the present scheme is that it could be rather robust against parameter fluctuations, and does not require the accurate control of evolution time and the original state of the system.

In the intervening decades, data from a variety of other organisms and natural population had become available and its review led Ford (1975, p. 389) to conclude: "As a result, it is no longer possible to attribute to random genetic drift or to mutation any significant part in the control of evolution".

As we accumulate evidence that whole genome duplications and interspecific hybridization play major roles in evolutionary novelties, the postulated epigenetic conflicts present a new and unexpected place to focus research on molecular control of evolution.

One further argument for using snail neurons as a reference is that in living organisms even the APs with most different properties are compatible with normal neuronal functioning, as assured by the "control" of evolution.

Under the control of evolution-communication mechanism of objects, the cell-like P system can efficiently exploit the best multi-level thresholds for an image.

Under the control of evolution-communication mechanism, the tissue-like membrane system cannot only find the most appropriate number of clusters but else determine a good clustering partitioning for a data set.

Accurate control of quantum evolution is an essential requirement for quantum state engineering, laser chemistry, quantum information and quantum computing.

Control of microstructural evolution during the crystallization of InSe thin films is an inevitable strategy to mold their fundamental properties and potential for the fabrication of solar cells.

Solidification of laser-remelted Al-26 wt% Si alloys has revealed a transition from constrained growth to nucleation control of microstructural evolution.