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But it is also possible, they said, that gestures and speech evolved jointly to create language, as suggested by David McNeill, a psychologist at the University of Chicago.

The reported findings argue that Frankia, the nitrogen-fixing actinobacteria microsymbionts, have not evolved jointly with their host plants and had probably dispersed globally as a proto- Frankia, a free living nonsymbiotic ancestor.

During this initial stage (<1,500 generations), male ornaments and female preferences evolve jointly toward that value of the ornament that maximises male survival.

In our evolutionary architecture, each bit of ECE is iteratively computed using a binary classification function, which is generated through GP evolving by jointly minimizing its empirical risk with the AdaBoost strategy on a training set.

Perhaps instead of relieving competition, multiple preferences allow female choice to evolve by jointly increasing the strength of indirect selection to the point where many weak preferences can overcome natural selection against competition.

The CRO-SL is a competitive co-evolution algorithm in which different exploration procedures are jointly evolved within a single population of potential solutions to the problem.

The different paralogs are thought to undergo strong concerted evolution which is the tendency of a family of repeated genes to jointly evolve.

Evolved from GrC, MGrC emphasizes jointly utilizing multiple levels of information granules (IG) in problem solving, instead of considering only one optimal granular layer.

We propose an algorithm called Tree-smoothed graphical lasso (Treegl), that can effectively and jointly recover evolving regulatory networks present in multiple cell-types related by a tree genealogy.

Although the two halves of the evening are separate works, there's a unity at what Collins terms "bedrock level", evolved through long familiarity with one another's work; they have also laid the foundations by jointly planning the overall look and feel of the evening.

Another new focus evolved in 1992, when the FDA and the NIEHS formed an interagency agreement to coordinate and jointly fund a phototoxicology research facility at the NCTR in Jefferson, Arkansas.