Sentence examples for empirical evolution from inspiring English sources

To do that, we reviewed the empirical evolution literature with the purpose of understanding the different themes of research regarding K-12 teachers.

The post-yield strength characteristics were described by nonlinear empirical evolution law of mobilized strength components with maximum principal strain during the process of strain softening/hardening.

The knowledge elucidated in this study was used to develop empirical evolution models to estimate residual yield strength after linear (ramp) heating and isothermal exposure.

In addition, the empirical damage evolution equation for the notch specimen is obtained from the experimental data and FEM simulations.

They must also involve better communication of empirical evidence for evolution, more effective explication of the nature of science, and explicitly addressing the numerous significant psychological obstacles that evolution presents to many (perhaps most) people.

Furthermore two empirical models describing evolution of the two-step transesterification reaction were developed.

We can highlight the empirical nature of evolution and how that makes it revisable in light of future discoveries.

Given this low level of general scientific literacy, it is not surprising that many people think that empirical evidence for evolution is sparse.

Ancestral state reconstruction of reproductive system in Hydrocharitaceae provides empirical evidence that evolution of dioecy in plants has been a bidirectional, viz.

We have also analyzed standard 20 character state amino acid sequences using two new empirical models of evolution, MtZoa and MtHydro, which we have implemented ourselves in MrBayes.

In this special issue, we provide a sampler of the discussions on the theoretical, conceptual, and empirical integration of evolution and ecology that permeated the Lake Tahoe workshop, as well as some lucid and compelling case studies of rapid evolution during invasions.