Sentence examples for evolutionary cycles from inspiring English sources

The two modules are integrated to work in evolutionary cycles to achieve the optimization.

These novels exist in numerous, vastly different versions that can best be described as the products of long evolutionary cycles involving several authors and editors.

We contribute to the capabilities research in two ways: first, by showing how different organizational levels, capabilities and logics (cognitive and behavioural) shape the development of new routines; and second, by identifying how distinct evolutionary cycles of variation and selective retention occur during each step in the process.

Capitalizing on well understood principles by which network structure translates into function of control nodes, I show that accumulating redundancy in one type of network controls inevitably leads to the emergence of another type of controls, forming evolutionary cycles of network controllability that, ultimately, reconcile local adaptation with continuity of evolution.

Finally, it requires concurrent use of an implementation process, like Evo, based on quantified measurement of performance and costs at frequent evolutionary cycles, and of necessary analysis and correction to maintain progress toward (potentially adjusted or traded off) formal and quantified targets.

This is especially true for 3D structures, since the structure grows from a small initial one rather than contracting from a, sometimes, huge initial one where around 90% of the material gets removed over many hundreds of finite element analysis (FEA) evolutionary cycles.

Unfortunately, in their apartment-within-your-apartment, goldfish don't fight off intruders or rodents – at least, not at this stage in their evolutionary cycle.

Man likes to assume he is the end of the evolutionary cycle, but dinosaurs, who held sway for almost 150m years, probably laboured under the same misconception.

Stellar Black holes with a mass of about 5 - 100 Suns formed at the end of very massive star's evolutionary cycle.

Coinciding with the emergence of African-American music as the century's soundtrack, "Carmina Burana" contributed to the evolutionary cycle that has returned rhythm to the center of Western musical experience.

Scientists have long wondered whether they could escape this evolutionary cycle with a vaccine that could work against any type of influenza.