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Attention was paid to the structure evolution of the generated boundaries.

While the subsequent perturbative evolution of the generated partons is always handled by the HERWIG package, the final hadronization step may optionally be performed also by means of the general hadronic event simulation package JETSET.

This way, the 'evolution' of the generated sequences is logged, so a reference tree is generated alongside the sequences.

Evolution properties of the generated vortex beam are demonstrated and analyzed.

The continuous pressure value was used to control the force of the impact of each foot on the floor, to vary the temporal evolution of the synthetic generated sounds.

Right incidence angle of solar radiation in the summer Open image in new window Fig. 3 3D view showing the evolution of the shadow generated on a horizontal plane by the contribution of solar radiation reflective strips (12 PM; 1 PM, 2 PM; 3 PM).

The evolution of the paralogs generated by these duplications has been driven by positive selection (fig. 5).

Although, the functional shifts caused by amino acid changes in PSGs are often unclear, mutations driven by positive selection appear to contribute significantly to the evolution of the phenotypes generated by the PSGs.

Each generated sequence was considered to be an ancestral sequence, and the process of column evolution in each column of the generated sequence was modeled by random generation of 32 amino acid residues to obtain the same depth of the generated multiple alignment as the average depth of multiple alignments in our clustering procedure done on BLOCKS.

With the diffusion time increasing, the external mechanical loading exerts a significant influence on the evolution of stresses generated in the electrode.

Several authors have suggested that the divergent evolution of duplicates generated by the FSGD might be involved in species diversity in teleost fishes, which represent approximately 50% of all vertebrate species (reviewed in [ 10- 13]).