Sentence examples for evolution designed to from inspiring English sources
Eleven NBA teams have played nine matches in the UK and Silver insists these games were part of an "evolution" designed to see a "European division" established.
In this paper we propose a C++-software package implementing the algorithm EKF-AUS-NL (Extended Kalman Filter with Assimilation in the Unstable Space with NonLinear evolution) designed to perform data assimilation in the unstable space when the Jacobian of the differential equation cannot be calculated.
This paper presents the external evaluation that assesses the impact of an approach to teaching evolution designed to help students distinguish between theological and biological (scientific) explanations.
IEBL is a guide for biology teachers in search of good ideas to enhance their teaching of evolution, "designed to build on what textbooks contain, not to replace them" (McComas, p. 3).
NASA is set to launch on Nov. 18 another Mars mission called Maven, for Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution, designed to explore climate data that may help scientists better understand climate change on Earth.
This is an evolution designed to instil greater transparency.
This paper presents a variable iterated greedy algorithm (IG) with differential evolution (vIG_DE), designed to solve the no-idle permutation flowshop scheduling problem.
As an alternative, we introduce a flexible new simulation system, Phylogenetic Simulation of Promoter Evolution (PSPE), designed to study functional site turnovers in regulatory sequences.Using PSPE, we study replacement turnover rates of different individual TFBSs and simple modules of two sites under neutral evolutionary functional constraints.
These toxins may therefore be good candidates for in vitro evolution studies designed to produce modified peptides with desired therapeutic [ 14] or agrochemical [ 11] properties.
This also leads to an immediately testable prediction from our model: Wild-type cells are not optimised for yield, but for growth rate and it is possible to obtain cells with increased cell yield from artificial evolution experiments designed to avoid (or minimise) cell-cell competition.
Finally, while standard phylogenetic analyses of the mitochondrial sequences support a basal deuterostome placement, the use of more sophisticated models of sequence evolution, specifically designed to counteract obvious systematic biases such as the known changes in genetic code amongst the deuterostomes, show decreasing support for this placement.
