Sentence examples for evolution of space from inspiring English sources

The evolution of space law began with U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower's introduction of the concept into the United Nations in 1957, in connection with disarmament negotiations.

Calculations by Aleksandr A. Friedmann in the Soviet Union, Willem de Sitter in the Netherlands, and Georges Lemaître in Belgium, based on Einstein's general theory of relativity, showed that the expanding universe could be explained in terms of the evolution of space itself.

But really, it's just the evolution of space and time.

This paper aims to investigate this evolution of space on different scales and means that caused by contemporary information technology through cultural and environmental aspects.

The paper presents an analytical model of the orbital evolution of space debris objects that can be applied both for the short- and the long-term propagation.

The evolution of space weather operations is described and the description of distributed network architectures is provided, including their use of tiers, data objects, redundancy, and time domain definitions.

For this purpose, this paper will compare the evolution of state spaces of the CPN model and the B machine for the same sequence of events.

In addition, knowledge of overall space traffic is required to understand the evolution of the space (debris) environment and to support space debris mitigation and remediation activities.

As a tentative effort in meeting this special challenge, a new evolutionary computation paradigm named Cognition Evolutionary Computation CEC) is proposed, which models the creative cognition process of divergent and convergent thinking, adaptation and innovation, that drives the co-evolution of problem space, knowledge space and solution space.

This knowledge will be applied to future Desert RATS field tests, and other Earth based analog testing for space exploration, to continue the evolution of manned space operations in preparation for human planetary exploration.

The evolution of trait space for the climatic PC2 appeared as a constant increase of phenotypic space over time (Fig.  2d).