Sentence examples for graded evolution from inspiring English sources

The connectionist views mental processing as the dynamic and graded evolution of activity in a neural net, each unit's activation depending on the connection strengths and activity of its neighbors, according to the activation function.

Since patients graded the evolution of their own clinical status, this classification was considered as the external criterion for a change to be "clinically important".

By analyzing the grading evolution during mixing, it was shown that both cleavage (creation of intermediate size particles) and attrition (creation of small particles) mechanisms influenced the aggregate degradation.

In addition to the clinical presentation and the diagnosis and management guidelines, there is a special focus on imaging studies with clear and concise descriptions, high-quality images and the evolution grading scale to aid interpretation.

We will be developing a formal lesson plan with additional supporting materials for biology teachers that will be fully integrated into the grade 11 evolution curriculum unit.

If kindergarten through fifth grade biological evolution content standards are not included in the Next Generation Science Standards, U.S. elementary children may very well experience firsthand Theodosius Dobzhansky's claim that "nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution" (Dobzhansky 1973, p. 125).

More recent cladograms depict the "xenusians"/Cambrian lobopodians (all of which are marine) as a grade of evolution rather than a natural group (Eriksson et al. 2003, Fig. 60; Liu et al. 2007), and their combination of characters offers outstanding potential for breaking up the long branch between extant onychophorans (which are entirely terrestrial) and arthropods.

In conclusion, nephrologists should be aware of the possibility of aHUS with a slow, low-grade chronic evolution that can be difficult to diagnose.

The solidification behaviour and phase morphological evolution of the compositionally graded material were investigated.

As far as elementary science curriculum (grades 6 8) goes, evolution is presented in grade 8 as a part of the unit of "Cell Division and Inheritance" under the topic of "Adaptation and Evolution".

As the results of the evolution of species, grading structures widely exist in the nature and display distinguish advantages.