Sentence examples for evolved in number from inspiring English sources
Genetic algorithm principles are based on the natural selection and the survival of the fittest where natural population is evolved in number of generations based on two main operators which are: crossover (either single-point crossover, two-point crossover, or uniform cross-over), and mutation (Heidari and Movaghar, 2011).
The reality is that the EU has evolved – in numbers, meaning and functions – because life has evolved too.
The Internet has significantly evolved in the number and variety of applications.
Since its initial design, AODV has evolved in a number of ways for improved performance, robustness, and better scalability.
It is well known that population diversity in EAs and SI algorithms heavily reduces once algorithms are evolved in a large number of generations.
Further, although climbers have evolved in a vast number of plant lineages, there are families in which lianas are either exclusive or dominant growth forms (e.g. Celastraceae, Passifloraceae and Vitaceae).
Further specialisation has evolved in a smaller number (<50%) of woody angiosperms [ 3] where gelatinous fibres (g-fibres) can form on the TW side of secondary xylem, in a stem displaced from vertical, in order to return the apical meristem to vertical and increase the mechanical strength of the stem.
In Apple's partnership approach, some see the company placing a multitude of bets, recognizing that television could evolve in any number of ways.
However, as many as 67% of OR pseudogenes are expressed in human olfactory epithelium [ 91] suggesting that similar percentages of bovine OR pseudogenes are also expressed and that many of these loci are functional and rapidly evolving in copy number [ 79].
