Sentence examples for evolution a suite of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moncur, Mr. McLean and Mr. Hutcherson made two more records that year, each better than the last: the darkly mesmerizing "Destination Out," with Roy Haynes on drums and Larry Ridley on bass; and Mr. Moncur's masterpiece, "Evolution," a suite of four originals recorded under his leadership, with Williams returning on drums, Bob Cranshaw on bass and Lee Morgan on trumpet.

Those interventions include "assisted evolution" – a suite of techniques that have been commonly used in commercial settings (think of selective breeding in plants and livestock as one example) but are now being considered as a way to develop coral species that have better tolerance of the heat extremes that reefs are increasingly facing.

Microbial infection is a primary source of mortality for early life stages of oviparous vertebrates [1], and this selection pressure has driven the evolution of a suite of morphological and behavioral defenses in parents.

In particular, these experiments have demonstrated that (i) changes in mortality regime are capable of causing marked life-history evolution within just a few generations and (ii) mortality-induced evolution is manifested in a suite of individual traits, even though the most obvious changes observed are of life-history traits such as growth and maturation.

The model is a modified version of the CAESAR landscape evolution model, which applies a suite of physically based rules to simulate the entrainment, transport and deposition of sediments.

Our results suggest that the emergence of prenatal conflict during the evolution of the placenta correlates with a suite of phenotypic and behavioural male traits that is associated with a reduced reliance on pre-copulatory female mate choice.

Then comes David Sloan Wilson, the SUNY Distinguished Professor of Biology and Anthropology at Binghamton University in New York and author of a suite of lauded books on evolution and society.

The evolution of migration in an animal population produces a suite of physiological, behavioural and cognitive adaptations.

The evolution of the coupled model is explored for a suite of simulations in which we vary the bed slope and the forcing that initiates retreat.

Behavioral ecologists have developed a suite of models for the evolution of fighting behavior [1].

It is interesting to speculate that increased reliance on host provision of lipids is part of a suite of adaptations that facilitate the evolution of chronic, low-virulence infection strategies.