Sentence examples for design and the evolution from inspiring English sources

The implications of our results to vertebrate metabolic design and the evolution of endothermy are discussed.

Therefore understanding the ways in which animals manage the energy required for locomotion by controlling muscular effort is critical to understanding limb design and the evolution of locomotor behavior.

In this study, a new kind of Al Zn Mg Cu Sc Zr alloy has been designed, and the evolution of microstructure and properties during the processes including homogenization, hot extrusion, solid solution and aging has been investigated.

As the performance of structure closely relates to the battery performance and the advancement of battery technologies, the paper, based on the research work at our laboratory, discusses about the structure model and energy system design and analyzes the evolution of lithium batteries to provide scientific insights and technical advices for the development of renewable energy vehicle.

This conclusion has fundamental implications for the design and hence the evolution of any communication system.

This chapter discusses the beginnings of NASL, the original design requirements, and the evolution of the language to meet the challenges of modern vulnerability assessments.

The citation network(s) between selected members of the Neocreationist and Intelligent Design and the Darwinian Evolution communities are unfolded through the available internet citations.

It also discusses recent breakthroughs in vaccine antigen design and the progressive evolution of platforms for the delivery of these antigens to seronegative infants.

Quantitative knowledge on the disease prevalence and spatial distribution is prerequisite for designing and assessing the evolution of disease control programs [ 8].

Purpose/Objective: Methodology: Findings and Conclusions: The Design and Evolution of the Programme The Programme was nascent and bold in design, explicitly aiming to contribute to the attainment of child rights goals, with a focus on the main threat to child rights enjoyment, HIV and AIDS.

He is author of the books The Pencil: A History of Design and Circumstance and The Evolution of Useful Things.