Sentence examples for evolutionary rules from inspiring English sources

The optimization is performed iteratively using evolutionary rules, based on the stress level.

Finally, the values and evolutionary rules of FC-niches in China's 29 major cities are simulated as a case study.

One of the most off-putting things about factory farms is how cavalierly they flout these evolutionary rules, forcing animals to overcome deeply ingrained aversions.

"What better demonstration that humans play by the same evolutionary rules as other mammals?" Of perhaps more current concern to anthropologists is the degree to which Homo floresiensis, with its small stature and - especially - tiny brain, will force a redefinition of humanity, at least in terms of anatomy.

Dr. Emlen's interest is not in how his evolutionary rules of weaponry might apply to people, but in why weaponry among animals is so diverse, from the gigantic horns of the rhinoceros beetle to the macelike tail of the ankylosaur and the saws on sawfish.

MQEPS is an appropriate combination of P system approaches, quantum-inspired evolutionary algorithms and a local search, and is designed by using the hierarchical framework of cell-like P systems, the objects consisting of quantum-inspired bits and classical bits, the rules composed of quantum-inspired gate evolutionary rules and evolution rules in P systems, and tabu search in the skin membrane.

A new evolutionary rule was constructed by introducing the simplex-based mutating method and by then combining this with the original cloning and mating methods.

Matthew Wills of the University of Bath, in England, commented at the time that it was the "nearest thing to a pervasive evolutionary rule that's been found".

Specifically, evolution of the whole population divided into two subpopulations, namely the co-evolution of strategy and game structure, is numerically simulated based on the game theoretical models built and the evolutionary rule designed, and a series of phenomena including extinction of one subpopulation and herding effect are predicted in the proposed framework.

To unearth whether the mole is an evolutionary rule-breaker, Marcelo Sánchez, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Zürich in Switzerland, and colleagues went back to the thumb's beginnings.

Instead, they should follow the evolutionary rule by emphasizing the classic science concepts and beliefs before introducing modern ideas because modern science itself evolved and did not originated from Chinese culture (Zhang and He 2012).