Sentence examples for generating adaptation from inspiring English sources
Since natural selection is an algorithm for generating adaptation [10], it can have many implementations [11].
Given the clear skew in the repeated evolution of morphological adaptations towards closely related taxa compared to the seemingly less contingent evolution of behavior and physiology, we examined whether there were any obvious differences among these phenotypic characteristics and the type of repeated evolution or selection pressure involved in generating adaptation.
All the while, predators are constantly evolving and generating adaptations.
Understanding the impact of future climate change on forest species is important for forest managers to generate adaptation and mitigation strategies.
In effect, the replacement rule generates adaptation waves traveling at an average velocity given by c = c(Δ W).
Other models aim to make predictions both about (1) the origin of variation (through new mutations) and (2) how sieving that variation through a natural selection filter generates adaptation.
Autonomic Manager – this is the core component of the framework responsible for collecting and analysing monitored values, detecting/predicting critical conditions, and generating corresponding adaptation actions.
Sexual conflict generates continuous adaptation and counter-adaptation of reproductive traits by the sexes [ 50- 52], which can lead to rapid elaboration of traits important to reproductive success [ 1].
Both natural and sexual selection play a large role in generating phenotypic adaptations, with biomechanical requirements and developmental mechanisms mediating patterns of phenotypic evolution.
Based on data generated from adaptation [10] and cell cell fusion studies presented here, a model of two-step adaptation process is proposed (Fig. 7).
The linear transformations shift the component means and alter the variances in the independent system so that each state in the HMM system is more likely to generate the adaptation data[33, 34].
