Sentence examples for evolution of variables from inspiring English sources

This model enables to explicitly incorporate time as a variable, due to which the evolution of variables in a temporal reference can be described.

It is intended to concurrently predict evolution of variables at the structural and microstructural scales, as well as to track the incidence and propagation of microstructural damage in composite and porous materials.

Toward the end, we mention other possible applications of this technique to recognize stable and unstable regimes in the evolution of variables in meteorology (such as pollution content or atmospheric pressure), biology (blood pressure) and econophysics (prices of the stock market).

We are researching effective ways to display geographical and temporal evolution of variables (such as event impact) over time.

Due to very small changes of the Cartesian component along the y-axis, only the evolution of variables in the x and z axis are presented.

The measure of survival is the subject of a wide-ranging debate and depends on different estimates of the evolution of variables such as profit, assets, fixed assets, value added, employment, sales or (St-Pierre et al. 2005).

Due to controlled devitrification and evolution of variable proportions of crystalline and glassy phases, glass-ceramics substantially overcome the lacunae encountered in glasses.

As a result, we obtain a reduced equation describing the slow evolution of variable w in the form of an ordinary differential equation, d w d t = G ¯ ( w ), where G ¯ is constructed as an average of G with respect to a specific probability measure, as explained in Section 2.

Because the variable exons encode the aglycone-recognition domains, these dynamic evolution of variable exons may be an adaptation of each organisms to its specific environmental niches.

Our results suggest that functional diversity of these clusters is achieved through the birth-and-death evolution of variable exon duplication, divergence, and deletion, but conservation of the constant exons, which are essential in maintaining their basic functions.

Briefly, a logical model is defined by a regulatory graph, by discrete variables associated with the components and rules specifying the evolution of these variables.