Sentence examples for evolving proportions from inspiring English sources

The evolution of material micro-structure induces strain hardening related to interaction of dislocations with the inclusions and to increase of equivalent tangent stiffness as a result of evolving proportions of both phases, each characterised by different stiffness.

Once larger brains, better tools and evolved limb proportions were the probable explanations.

Portraits during the Augustan period utilize youthful and classical proportions, evolving later into a mixture of realism and idealism.

Portrait sculpture during the period utilised youthful and classical proportions, evolving later into a mixture of realism and idealism.

In particular, as constraints on sequences evolve, the proportion of variable sites can vary between lineages.

Both clade model C and M2a_rel have a proportion of sites evolving under purifying selection and a proportion evolving neutrally in both clades.

In a likelihood ratio test (LRT) the Independent model is compared with a model containing a proportion of sites evolving under the Independent model and a proportion of sites evolving under the Dependent model with the same branch lengths and rate parameters, the only difference being the scaling parameters and the proportion of sites.

Previous debates on whether brain proportions evolve under a developmental constraint have been based on repeated analyses of two data sources - adult partition/brain volume data and neurogenetic sequence data.

The limb proportions of Ar. ramidus match neither those of African apes nor those of modern humans, but they resemble those of modern Old World monkeys, implying that both humans and chimpanzees evolved different limb proportions after their species' lineages diverged.

This has the advantage to represent more accurately how the system might evolve if these proportions are known.

Many scientists have assumed that our hands evolved their distinctive proportions over millions of years of recent evolution.