Sentence examples for idea of selection from inspiring English sources

Here he differs from Darwin who, whether we like it or not, frequently links the idea of selection with that of improvement.

My father of course was extremely hostile to the grammar school and the whole idea of selection on old socialist grounds".

Observing this, Charles Darwin proposed the idea of "selection in relation to sex" as a follow-up to his theory of natural selection.

Long before Darwin and Wallace, farmers and breeders were using the idea of selection to cause major changes in the features of their plants and animals over the course of decades.

The notebooks and letters and earlier drafts show that analogies — not least the very idea of "selection," nature conceived as breeder — were powerful tools for him, as for anyone else; but it was part of his shrewdness to use them parsimoniously in his exposition.

The point, of course, is that our intuition has a hard time dealing both with the idea of selection and the sheer length of time evolution has to do its work, so your personal feeling that something isn't plausible is a very bad guide.

Inspired by the idea of breeding swarms, this paper proposes a GA/PSO hybrid algorithm, which combines the standard velocity and position update rules of PSO with the ideas of selection, crossover and mutation from GA.

We adopt the ideas of selection theorems to reduce the condition that the right-hand side has convex values.

(vi) We adopt the ideas of selection theorems to reduce the condition that the right-hand side has convex values.

He readily came up with the idea of using "selection" operators, for example, a selection operator for the color red would select the red members from a class.

Malthus's argument had a profounder effect on the science of biology, for it was the reading of his essay that sparked the idea of natural selection by survival of the fittest in the minds of both Charles Darwin and Alfred Wallace.