Sentence examples for guide the population from inspiring English sources

At weekends, a civic programme called Muévete y Métete en Cintura attempts to guide the population towards more healthy lifestyles and physical activity.

Moreover, the feasibility rules are used to handle constraints, which do not require additional parameters and can guide the population to the feasible region quickly.

This makes me believe in an increasingly influential role for the sports and exercise science graduate developing within the community, to guide the population out of current epidemics of great concern emerging from today's modern lifestyle, and to the sustainable wellness of the community.

Census tracts are territorial units defined by IBGE [ 22] (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics) to guide the population spatial distribution, following collection data criteria, in which only one census surveyor can cover the whole area.

First, non-dominated sorting plays a crucial role in guiding the population of NSGA-II to approximate the Pareto fronts of MOPs.

The latter is performed on the basis of a convergence measure that plays a major role in guiding the population towards the Pareto optimal front.

On a number of test problems we show that the proposed algorithm efficiently guides the population towards the interesting region, allowing a faster convergence and a better coverage of this area of the Pareto optimal front.

The Precede-Proceed Model guided the population assessment, campaign strategy development and evaluation.

Firstly, quantum chromosome is used to encode the evolutionary population, and a multilevel elitist pool of quantum frogs is constructed in which quantum elitist frogs can fast guide the evolutionary population into the optimal area.

Additionally, these elite universities might form a consortium---to coordinate best practices of institutional re-examination and also, importantly, guide the general population in a re-examination long overdue and now heated to the boiling point.

These four scenarios, which we refer to as optimistic, linear, realistic, and pessimistic, all provide vastly insufficient amounts of energy to guide the global population down the industrial path to zero growth, given current empirical demographic data.