Sentence examples for habitually evolving from inspiring English sources
In this paper, a systematic design of habitually evolving Takagi Sugeno (TS) fuzzy systems, suggested for online prediction of processes with uncertainty, is introduced.
A Habitually Linear Evolving Fuzzy System (HLEFS) starts off with an adaptive linear model and evolves into a TS fuzzy model whenever the linear model is unable to mitigate the output error.
You stop evolving the moment you begin to do anything habitually.
That would be a further step in China evolving a global foreign policy, rather than depending on a network of bilateral trade and investment deals – but it would be new territory which Beijing will approach with the caution it habitually shows in shedding old shibboleths.
As the institute report explained, "Humans evolved from ancestors who habitually consumed large amounts of uncultivated plant foods, which provided substantial amounts of potassium.
The first hominids habitually using an upright bipedal gait probably evolved in Africa five to six million years ago (Schmitt 2003).
Humans have evolved over thousands of years as a species that habitually sleeps during the night and is awake during the day.
To burnish their appeal, many of the new awards are modeled on the Tate Modern's venerable Turner Prize, which has evolved into a nationally televised event that attracts celebrity presenters like Madonna and habitually polarizes the British press.
The asymmetry is believed to have evolved from a generalized, symmetrical percoid (sea bass) body pattern in a fish that habitually rested on its side.
