To reduce the probability that the population is trapped into a local optimum due to the premature phenomenon, this paper proposes an adaptive mutation strategy, which is used to help the trapped particles to escape away from the local optimum by using the extended non-uniform mutation operator.
John Reed throws the History of British Birds at Jane when she is ten; Jane uses the book as a place to which to escape, away from the painful Reed household; and Jane also bases her artwork on Bewick's illustrations.
What allows the participant to guide the target is that it always tries to escape away from the pointer in a semi-predictable fashion.
Once there was a series consisting of a man and a boy and a boar hog, a cat and a great hairy spider — all shot in flight as they sought to escape, to run away from some unseen pursuer.
We next asked whether the running bouts reported here correspond to escapes away from the threat.
Here, Ajia offers a boutique escape away from the bustling city centre, with 16 contemporary rooms encased within a resplendent 19th-century building.
Kodaikanal is one of the hill stations that the British established throughout the subcontinent as temperate highland escapes, away from the steaming, teeming cities.
His research showed patients asking for a beautiful escape, away from the clinical environment, to spend time with family and friends.
This sheltered home, provided by the county and located in a small city, offers not only a safe escape away from their dangerous traffickers/pimps but most importantly, individual and group trauma-based counseling because many of our residents are suffering from PTSD, dissociative and other personality disorders.
