Sentence examples for evolutionary sections from inspiring English sources

This paper introduces the numerical model analysis of evolutionary sections (AES) as a tool for the analysis of precast concrete sections constructed in several phases.

The genus is comprised of five evolutionary sections, and leaf morphological form is widely regarded as diagnostic of evolutionary relationships at the sectional level [ 32].

Monoploid GS varies considerably among three evolutionary lineages (sections) of Knautia, but also within sections Trichera and Tricheroides, as well as within some of the species.

Moreover, he notes, the restructuring means that the much larger evolutionary biology section will be on par with molecular biology in terms of staff numbers.  .

"The biology department is still one of the largest in the faculty, and the evolutionary biology section is certainly not dead," he says.

The decision to target the evolutionary biology section "is sad for the people affected," says Verduyn Lunel, but it's better to concentrate the budget cuts in one area than to spread financial difficulties across all groups.

As discussed in "Review of literature on reducing user fatigue in interactive evolutionary algorithm" section, the multi-stage interactive genetic algorithm is one of the recent methods for reducing user fatigue.

Plus, "birds are also the living descendants of dinosaurs," said Tom Gilbert, head of the evolutionary genomics section of the Natural History Museum of Denmark and an author of several of the studies.

They are adapted to the object-detection task with an evolutionary algorithm (section " Evolutionary Algorithm").

The low-level audio features considered in this research are described in "Low-level audio features" section, whereas in "Evolutionary optimization techniques" section, the underlying evolutionary optimization technique, the MD PSO, is introduced in detail.

The reproducer plays a central role, along with a hierarchy of interactors, in his work on the units of evolutionary transition (see section 3.5; Griesemer 2000c).