Sentence examples for evolutionary law from inspiring English sources

Van Valen, L. A new evolutionary law.

The influence of the strain gradients on the constitutive behaviour is taken into account through a generalized damage evolutionary law.

An evolutionary law of bone damage and the corresponding modelling methodology are presented to analyze the complicated damage/repair behaviour of bone under multi-fields.

Especially, an evolutionary law of bone damage and the corresponding modeling methodology are presented to analyze the complicated damage/repair behavior of bone under multi-fields.

But there may be a more insidious force manifesting itself -- something along the lines of an evolutionary law that says, paradoxically, the more you try to simplify or eliminate work, the more of it there is to do.

The results indicate that the established SVMs can appropriately describe the evolutionary law of deformation of geo-materials at depth and provide predictions for the future 6 10 time steps with acceptable accuracy and confidence.

Evolutionary laws for the crack growth are given and the equations governing the unilateral and friction phenomena are presented.

They have carried out a large-scale study of Western classical music and say it reveals for the first time a number of evolutionary laws at work.

He had written what he called a forecast, and believed that inexorable evolutionary laws would force society into the shape he foresaw.

"We conclude that some trends in music culture can be formulated as statistical evolutionary laws rather than by the circumstances of individual composers," they say.

We combine the insights gained from this study with insights gained from other similar empirical experiments to attempt to derive evolutionary laws for software technology trends.