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Tag growth rate, which depicts the rate in which tag vocabulary for each LO type is evolving, can be calculated using the following formula as proposed by Strohmaier et al (2012): mathbf{TagGrowth} mathbf{Rate}=frac{# mathbf{ofTagsforspecificLOtype}}{# mathbf{ofLOsofspecifictype}} (2).

The peculiar assumption behind this claim is that landscape and habitat which has taken centuries to evolve can be created in an entirely new setting – that plants, insects and birds can be imported as if they were being introduced into a suburban garden for a TV makeover programme.

The story as it evolves can be read here.

The artificial neural networks which evolve can be used to guide robots in a simulated environment.

In addition, suppose that over short periods of time the process by which x jt evolves can be described by x jt =λ x j t−1+r jt, with λ>1 (to reflect the accumulation of immigrants over time) and r is white noise.

And sometimes just trying to evolve can be so meaningful.

Nintendo Power called attention to the game's ingenuity and theme, remarking that "[t]he idea of this game is great and the weird creatures you can evolve can be both bizarre and hilarious".

The beginnings of cricket's social division between amateurs and professionals, from which the annual Gentlemen v Players contest ultimately evolved, can be traced to the reign of Charles I. In 1629, Henry Cuffin, a curate at Ruckinge in Kent, was prosecuted by an Archdeacon's Court for playing cricket on Sunday evening after prayers.

We believe that by refining and expanding the analysis reported here, a great deal more about how genomes grew and evolved can be learned.

An understanding of how vertebrate olfactory receptor repertoires evolved can be gained from comparing the properties and organization of genes from divergent vertebrate species.

The rate at which the population evolves can be controlled by a scale (mutation) factor F, a user-defined positive real number from the interval [0, 2].