On the evolution chart, this guy and I were at opposite ends.
One thing Levinson liked about his adopted town was the way you could follow its daily evolution, chart its changes, pay close attention to every detail, without feeling, as you did in the city, that your head was about to crack open.
Humans are an ever-improving species, the old evolution charts tell us; each generation is smarter, sleeker, and taller than the last.
The album's other commercially released single, "Wishlist", charted on the Hot 100 at number 47. Album tracks "In Hiding" and "Do the Evolution" also charted on the rock charts.
Or can these new host countries learn lessons from China's evolution and chart a better course to sustainable development?
We currently know so little about the phenomenology of network evolution that charting the 'natural history' of a network evolution will frequently be valuable in itself, without comparison to a null or expected change.
It is interesting to note that it is possible to create improved codes for specific channels by using, for instance, EXtrinsic Information Transfer (EXIT) chart evolution [33].
Compared with the previously used method of density evolution, the EXIT chart is computationally simplified, and it also allows to visualize the evolution of mutual information through iterative decoding process in a graph.
Such an "investment drought" -- or, as a flipside, a "savings glut" as measured by levels of non-consumption expenditures required to sustain income at full employment -- could be seen as underlying the evolution depicted in Chart 1, obtained from Fatas (2013).
In order to overcome the drawbacks of density evolution, many transfer chart-based analysis frameworks have been proposed, such as the EXIT chart by [3 5] and the MSE transfer chart by [9].
The winner of the 2010 award was Nick Lane's Life Ascending: The Ten Great Inventions of Evolution (2009), which charted life from its early dawn through 10 key evolutionary innovations, including warm blood, photosynthesis, and sex.
