Sentence examples for evolution of a complex from inspiring English sources

In this study, the evolution of a complex system modeling distributed computer systems is simulated.

This research, by contrast, suggests that rapid evolution of a complex social behavior like pair bonding can occur by changing the expression of just one gene, he says.

With this diversity of topologies, managing the evolution of a complex system becomes a tough task, making it difficult to find answers to the following questions: Q1: Which clones were created from a repository?

For over 100 years, molluscan eyes have been used as an example of convergent evolution and, more recently, as a textbook example of stepwise evolution of a complex lens eye via natural selection.

Here we apply K Ar dating of synkinematic illite/muscovite to constrain the timing of the complete temporal evolution of a complex, multiply-reactivated brittle ductile fault, the Kvenklubben Fault in northern Norway.

Fig. 3 A diagram showing the processes of exaptation (shifts in function), collage (assembling existing elements into new functional combinations), scaffolding (loss of a component that was formerly required for the assembly of a complex arrangements of parts), and direct adaptation by natural selection (including secondary adaptation) in the evolution of a complex feature.

Nonetheless, some studies state that re-evolution of a complex character after a previous loss is not possible [ 80, 81].

In particular, some camera eye specific genes, such as the Ets-4, cornichon, and centaurin gamma homologs, was shown to have contributed to camera eye evolution through the development of a complex visual circuit.

The application of an initial sedimentation/erosion model proved to be useful in giving qualitative predictions of the morphological evolution of such a complex sandbar system, reflecting the initial morphological changes for different forcing conditions.

I have made the point elsewhere that the acquisition of mitochondria was permissive rather than prescriptive: they enabled (from an energetic point of view) and potentially drove (from a mutational point of view) the evolution of quite a complex eukaryotic common ancestor, LECA.

In both species, a complex social world has driven the evolution of a big, complex brain.