Sentence examples for evolution of a pattern from inspiring English sources

Thus we obtain a reduced description for the evolution of a pattern boundary solely in terms of quantities on the boundary itself.

It should be noted that the imposition of different boundary conditions may effect the spatio-temporal evolution of a pattern and the conditions for its dynamics instability.

What factors direct the evolution of such a pattern?

There is some evidence to suggest that reproductive success is linearly related to 2D : 4D ratios, but in opposite directions in the two sexes [ 14], but whether this is enough to drive the evolution of such a pattern has yet to be determined.

For beams generated by the GESA facility with 120 kV acceleration voltage, 20 80 J/cm2 beam energy density, and 20 50 μs pulse duration, the induced changes in material properties are accompanied by the evolution of a topographical pattern on the target surface, typically tens of micrometers in height and hundreds of micrometers laterally.

A recent study identified cis regulatory changes in gene expression and associated alterations in the timing of pigment cell differentiation that have likely contributed to the evolution of a uniform pattern in D. albolineatus (Patterson et al., 2014).

The early history of trilobite evolution shows a pattern of biogeographic differentiation which taken with other evidence suggests that there may have been some significant period of trilobite evolution before they actually appeared in the fossil record.

In contrast, substitutions outside this region tended to accumulate randomly, without significant preferences regarding the nucleotides fixed over the course of evolution, a pattern consistent with drift.

Natural selection eventually would favour the evolution of a new colour pattern in the model species.

Interactions between individual dunes drive the evolution of a dune-field pattern.

Our results show that the evolution of a local adaptation pattern is not necessarily associated with the evolution of an adaptation cost.