Sentence examples for evolution of the community from inspiring English sources

At the opposite extreme of the disturbance continuum, large-scale and frequent disturbances can restrict community development and the natural evolution of the community.

The Paramount, the museum and the leadership of the arts council have provided "a massive injection, a shot in the arm," to the evolution of the community, said Mr. Yanofsky, the theater's director.

Then the evolution of the community is followed locally by letting each point on the map represent the shortest time it takes for lichens nearby to reach that point.

In this paper, we have constructed and simulated a set of multiscale models of spatially distributed microbial communities and study an influence of unevenly distributed environmental factors on the genetic diversity and evolution of the community members.

Having accurate taxonomic assignments would be essential, since it would help greatly in our understanding of the community dynamics, to predict the effect of changes in their composition, and to study key issues in the evolution of the community, such as the extent of horizontal gene transfer (HGT) or the barriers shaping the species.

Three types of Normalized Mutual Information are designed to measure characteristics of the evolution of the communities.

The evolution of the communities can reflect the underlying trade pattern.

This paper provides a new perspective in analyzing the global pattern of international fossil fuel trade by quantitatively analyze the evolution of the communities.

We characterise the evolution of the communities and study the user behaviour in LBSD by analysing the mobility features of users belonging to communities in comparison to non-community members.

This requires continuous and refined research that is flexible enough to detect and adapt to circumstances that depend on the stage of country's development and the educational evolution of the communities in question.

This suggests that the evolving traits (length, folding energy, enzyme activity) of the replicators tend to become similar during the evolution of the communities, and this tendency to trait convergence is essentially independent of the actual system parameters.