Sentence examples for evolution of the subsequent from inspiring English sources
The emplacement of a large MTC deposit (>400 km2 in area and 200 m in thickness) is interpreted to have controlled the avulsion node of a major channel-levee complex-set and influenced the evolution of the subsequent avulsion lobe complex-set.
We deposited hydrogenated nanocrystalline silicon (nc-Si H) thinc-Si H and n-i-p solar cells onthinlexible stainless steel substrates through the plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) method to investigate the efilmss of n-doped landrs with different crystallinity on the solartural evolution of the subsequent intrinsicellsSi:H layers.
This study explores the dynamics of a government sponsored collaboration network concerning the development of solar photovoltaics (PV) technologies in China, and investigates the effect of network evolution on the subsequent innovation performance of network actors.
This process affects the evolution of the virus over subsequent transmission events and seasonal infections, since the virus receives greater fitness benefits as it travels through genotype space by acquiring both traits (and possibly fine-tuning their expression).
Thus, during the evolution of vertebrates, subsequent successive duplications of the ancestral gene cluster have given rise to three TACC family members located close to FGFR genes in humans.
Furthermore, once precipitation occurs, the gravitational sedimentation of the hydrometeor particles induces further distortion of the PSD due to the gravitational size sorting mechanism and the time evolution of the PSD affects the subsequent chain of particle growth (Wacker and Seifert [2001]; Milbrandt and Yau [2005a]; Milbrandt and McTaggart-Cowan [2010]).
The evolution of this plastic response to the local cellular environment, and the evolution of its subsequent robustness, may be a key element in understanding the emergence of multicellularity [54].
In obtaining these results careful consideration was given to the role of the initial microstructural features in the subsequent evolution of the system.
The team's work was conducted in the 1980s, when astronomers recognized that some invisible matter permeated the Milky Way and other galaxies, but models of the Big Bang and the subsequent evolution of the universe were not sophisticated enough to distinguish between different theories.
