Sentence examples for diversification capabilities from inspiring English sources
The heuristic is based on the Strategic Oscillation Technique around the feasibility boundary, a procedure that has good intensification and diversification capabilities.
Three new pitch adjustment mechanisms are introduced to enhance the diversification and intensification capabilities of HS.
Expansion of bio-based industrial production requires an overall scale-up of manufacturing capabilities, diversification of processing technologies, and reduction of costs.
Our results also point toward the need to develop new models of diversification to expand our capabilities to analyse realistic and complex evolutionary scenarios.
Gene families that constitute metabolic cycles presumed to create D. aromatica's environmental 'foot-print' indicate a high level of diversification between its predicted capabilities and those of its close relatives, A. aromaticum str EbN1 and Azoarcus BH72.
It argues that both higher levels of diversification and greater relatedness signal superior capabilities and available resources to prospective partners that will facilitate exploration and exploitation of technological assets in an alliance.
It is generally accepted that horizontal gene transfer (HGT) is an important process in bacterial genome evolution, which provides both novel metabolic capabilities, and catalyzing the diversification of bacterial lineages [ 1, 2].
In addition we improve the search capability by introducing a diversification mechanism into the approach.
This is because the DE-SK is designed to enhance the search capability by improving the diversification using the DE's operators and the k-variable moves added to the DE can improve the intensification.
The results indicate that investor dynamic capabilities related to cumulative experience and industrial diversification vary significantly across renewable energy subsectors.
However, such post-introduction genetic diversification is more typical for species with high colonization capabilities, which is not the case for E. quimperiana [ 29].
