Sentence examples for evolving connections from inspiring English sources

For example, the connection weights can change over time to model evolving connections in network models.

Consider all aspects of human settlement including community, dwelling, industry and trade in terms of existing and evolving connections between spiritual and material consciousness.

Then quarterback Brett Favre found Laveranues Coles for a 12-yard touchdown strike, providing the perfect harbinger for an afternoon when their evolving connection took a giant leap forward.

Even an initially modular network rapidly evolves connections that reduce modularity but increase fitness [ 18].

The networks may evolve new connections to these environment nodes or lose old ones through subsequent mutations.

Spurning linear storytelling, evolving according to connections that are more poetic than novelistic, Angelopoulos sketches a portrait of the old and new generation.

Other movements have evolved in connection with bathing, either in water or in dust.

Rama answered via e-mail, saying: "Language comprehension and production evolved in connection with HEARING probably 150,000 yrs ago and to some extent is 'hard wired'; whereas writing is 5000 to 7000 years old — partially going piggyback on the same circuits, but partially involving new brain structures like the left angular gyrus (damage to which disrupts reading writing and arithmetic).

Suppose the human capacity for normative guidance is indeed an adaptation that evolved in connection with social coordination, cooperation and stability.

3. The fossil record suggests that feathers evolved in connection with gliding and flying, rather than as insulation, or as part of an apparatus for catching insects, as Ostrom ([1974, 1979]) had suggested.

Inconceivable opportunity arrives when mass consciousness evolves through connection to the indefinable power of Peace.