Sentence examples for evolution and adaptive from inspiring English sources

These differences, exhibited in a very small sampled area of 7000 m2, are very useful for studying biodiversity, evolution and adaptive processes, especially adaptation to high solar radiation, oxidative stress and drought, as well as incipient sympatric speciation.

Artificial life, also called A-life or alife, computer simulation of life, often used to study essential properties of living systems (such as evolution and adaptive behaviour).

In this paper, a multi-objective optimization method is proposed which is a combination of Genetic algorithm, Differential Evolution and Adaptive Simulated Annealing algorithms.

The authors examine the evolution and adaptive functions of search; the neural underpinnings of goal-searching mechanisms across species; psychological models of search in memory, decision making, and visual scenes; and applications of search behavior in highly complex environments such as the Internet.

ATMDE algorithm including an improved differential evolution and adaptive trade-off model and shrinking space technique is constructed to deal with COPs, and the main procedure of ATMDE is shown in Fig. 3.

Studies assessing or manipulating the availability of informations are a necessary instrument in unravelling the diversity of outcomes of social evolution and adaptive behaviour in general [50], [51].

A suitable metric compares temperature evolutions and adaptive methods select active macroscopic nodes.

Much remains to be revealed regarding multitrophic interactions that are mediated by volatiles, particularly on their environmental persistence [ 18– 21], potential trade-offs between the many ecological effects to which they contribute [ 22], and their co-evolution and adaptive value [ 23].

As human beings are primates, Volume 2 is devoted to primate origins, evolution, behaviour, and adaptive variety.

A better understanding of viral evolution and host adaptive responses might help control this disease.

Endogenous IRs are highly variable in the genome of different ecotypes of Arabidopsis, indicating fast evolution and rapid adaptive changes [ 9 ].