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In this method, structural evolution is achieved by particle swarm optimization (PSO) that is a population-based stochastic optimization technique.

Evolution is achieved by applying analogies of natural genetic operations (reproduction, crossover, mutation) to a population of candidate algorithms (the model space ).

In the original ENO scheme of Harten et al. and in the ADER schemes of Titarev and Toro, this time evolution is achieved via a Taylor series expansion where the time derivatives are computed by repeated differentiation of the governing PDE with respect to space and time, i.e. by applying the so-called Cauchy Kovalewski procedure.

Most of such syntheses often involve strongly exothermic and very fast reactions where the control of the heat evolution is achieved thanks to the combined effect of a dedicated cooling system and the feeding of a "cold" (mostly, ambient temperature) co-reactant.

Of course, this faster rate of evolution is achieved not only through the greater increase in tibia length, but also because body mass decreases rapidly when not genetically correlated with tibia length (see below).

The quite high catalytic turnover number (TON 925), turnover frequency (TOF 7.0 s−1) and 24% quantum yield of [Co2 β-SiW8O31 [Co2 β-SiW8O31 2]16−xygen evolution are achieved at pH 9.0 using [Ru(bpy)3]2+ as photosensitizer and persulfate as sacrificial electron acceptor.

The evolution of agents is achieved by using four main elements in the MAOA, including social behavior, autonomous behavior, self-learning, and environment adjustment.

Although the initial state of SRO of the as-rolled material can be estimated to be comparably low, for as-rolled and partially annealed states by appropriate thermal treatment evolution of SRO is achieved which corresponds quite well to that of recrystallized samples.

Evolution of each chromosome is achieved through a fitness function introduced in the problem.

Results showed that the active area may grow during evolution, indicating that progress is achieved through the addition of units taken from the neutral area.

The solution of the inverse problem, which relates a given set of flow parameter with the time evolution of concentration functions, is achieved via a Monte Carlo simulation procedure.