Sentence examples for evolving communities from inspiring English sources

Large-scale communication record datasets typically focus on basic features, such as call patterns, temporal features of communication records, and evolving communities in such network, as exemplified by [32, 33].

To gain a better understanding of the dynamics of evolving communities, we defined two properties of each community: size and activity.

(Evolving communities of millions of diverse people are funny that way).

Naturally evolving communities of scholars are valued and mutually respected by colleagues.

Indecency laws are tied to evolving community standards.

The park remains what it has always been, a public space that continues to be a social laboratory that reflects who we are as an evolving community.

National Geographic's new extensive interactive feature on the Motor City, Taking Back Detroit, aims to explore the relationships between the old and the new aspects of the city – and its evolving community.

The participants range from art world luminaries to those purposefully obscure, providing a glimpse into an evolving community concerned with the political implications of socially engaged art.

But the show evolved into something far more fascinating and profound: It was a meditation on consequences, a thoughtful examination of the complexity of a vital, evolving community and a sensational showcase for its exceptional cast, who brought to life a host of unforgettable characters (most of them gloriously complicated ladies).

Future efforts to control MRSA, and in particular evolving community strains, should consider thresholds for effects and strain-specific impacts.

Pathogens comprise an extraordinarily diverse and rapidly evolving community of organisms, including viruses of several thousand base pairs to trypanosomes of 10 genes.