Sentence examples for evolution of the virtual from inspiring English sources

The "inertia effect" of individual knowledge sharing behavior strongly shapes the evolution of the virtual community.

But what if this is also about the evolution of the virtual assistant concept — moving what has mostly been an underachieving technology from an overshadowed and overlooked position, as just another app on your phone, to deliberately place it in prime position for usage and for being useful — allowing the tech to shine.

Evolution of the virtual cells usually involves a rapid initial increase of fitness, which eventually slows down, until a fitness plateau is reached.

The new model of the auditory synapse consists of two different sections: (1) the morphological setup of the ribbon synapse geometry, discussed in Section 3 and (2) the temporal evolution of the virtual organelles and their interactions, discussed in Section 4. The active zone and the synaptic ribbon spatial topology is calculated as the analytical solution to certain geometric constraints.

A multiyear evolution of the use of virtual environment simulations to improve communication and subjective assessment skills of prelicensure baccalaureate nursing students is detailed.

To this purpose we simulated the evolution of two virtual populations, each one with a different percentage of asexual reproduction, competing for the same resources.

These approaches may however present some weaknesses: models (e.g., the nucleotide substitution model or the coalescent model of population evolution) under which the evolution of virtual populations are simulated and the model used for performing the inference generally share a number of simplifying, untested, assumptions about the true evolutionary processes.

Related research, based on level set methods, tracks the evolution of virtual markers to determine the spatial and temporal dynamics of a region of interest on the cell membrane [ 3].

So, what drives the almost universally occurring increase in the number of genes during evolution of our virtual organisms?

In this paper, we focus on the evolution of virtual machine introspection tools and their ability to address the semantic gap problem.

"Kill Switch" deals with recurrent Gibsonian themes: alienation, paranoia, the will to survive, emergent technology, the evolution of artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and transferring one's consciousness into cyberspace.