Sentence examples for evolve models from inspiring English sources

So whatever evolves in coming years will not be based on past models but on ones yet to evolve, models in which martyrdom, at the very least, should become superfluous.

"It is unfortunate that U.M.G. prefers to take actions that are designed to stifle innovation, shut down new markets and maintain the status quo instead of working to change and evolve models for today and the future," Veoh's chief executive, Steve Mitgang, said in a statement.

Emergency departments (ED) continue to evolve models of care and streaming as interventions to tackle the effects of access block and overcrowding.

Successful transition of new informatics technologies will require the entire community - funders, users, researchers - to evolve models of success beyond software- and model-oriented measures, such as algorithmic elegance or the quality of software implementation.

The corresponding improvement could be used iteratively to "evolve" models.

On this basis, information content can be assessed and repeating patterns can be exploited using dictionary methods that progressively evolve models for data by encoding selected strings of symbols as tokens (7).

Our EVOLVE model (Soderberg and Price, 2003; Price et al., 2005) also simulates selection (parsed into reproduction and survival components), migration, and genetic drift.

Twenty-first century activism is all about evolving models of social interaction, with the increased ease of peer-to-peer communications, and a many-to-many model that coexists and sometimes challenges a one-to-many broadcast model.

As disciplines co-evolve, models are traded back and forth.

It is concluded that the evolved models given by Eqs.

As the project is constantly evolving, models are dynamically revised with the FLPA process depending on the desired accuracy.