Sentence examples for evolution of each of from inspiring English sources

The driving force for the evolution of each of these adaptations is the survival value to the species of selecting the food sources for which it can successfully compete.

Being harshly self-critical, Geisel at one point or another in the evolution of each of his books has hurled his accumulated words and pictures onto the floor or into a fireplace, whence they are customarily retrieved by his wife and restored to his hands when he is in a less fractious mood.

When the initial data is a sum of such quadratic oscillations, we prove that the associate solution is the superposition of the nonlinear evolution of each of them, up to a small remainder term.

This sketch also serves as a roadmap into the vast and exciting new landscape of questions about the computations, structural connections, time course, development, plasticity, and evolution of each of these regions, as well as the hardest question of all: how do these regions work together to produce human intelligence?

Overall, the simulations were found to be in good qualitative agreement with experiments for morphology of the IMC grains, while showing good quantitative agreement, in spatial extent and elapsed time frames, for the evolution of each of the IMC layers and the derived growth ratio of the η layer with respect to the ε layer.

Figure 3 exhibits accordingly the cyclically-adjusted actual evolution of each of the four fiscal instruments.

Moreover, by obtaining an explicit lower bound on the inter-event time interval, we prove that Zeno behavior does not exist in the evolution of each node of the complex network.

Simulation results were then analyzed and compared with the experiments in terms of morphology of intermetallic compound (IMC) grains, growth ratio of the η layer with respect to the ε layer, evolution of each layer and roughness of each interface.

The evolution of each orbit on a time span of 200 years was studied by means of an explicit sixth-order symplectic integrator of the Wisdom-Holman type.

The polynomial models enabled us not only to statistically confirm the effects of the PECVD parameters displayed by previous classical experimental studies, but also to model, in the mathematical sense, the evolution of each property of materials taking into account the first and second orders effects of both PECVD synthesis parameters.

Of course the sommelier should know the evolution of each grape, the history of the cork and glassware.