Sentence examples for implemented to evolve from inspiring English sources

The high order weighted essentially non-oscillatory scheme is then implemented to evolve the solution in physical space and time.

In addition a thermally averaged NEB method has been implemented to produce an unbiased view of the movement of atoms as the system evolves along the reaction path.

Prudent humans and governments should therefore actually implement the right incentives to evolve each country and region to a more natural and healthy state of, say, 50% wilderness and 50% civilisation over the next 100 years.

More broadly, a national coaching plan needs to be implemented if the country is to evolve beyond relying on chance and under-resourced or British clubs for player development.

This is evidence that despite continuing concerns and resistance to it, OPR will continue to be implemented and evolve in STEM publishing.

This article introduces the "CAM-Brain Machine" (CBM), an FPGA-based piece of hardware that implements a genetic algorithm (GA) to evolve a cellular automata (CA -based neural network CA -basedodule (of approximately 1000 neurals) inetworkds (i.e., a circuite run of a GA, with 10,000s of circuit growths and performoduleevaluatiofs).

Since cytology based screening is not easy to implement in India, there is a need to evolve simpler alternatives, said Shastri.

Many now consider it possible to improve on the outcomes demonstrated in this study and would take the view that the gFOBT trials provide guidance in principle as to the value of screening but not direction on how we should proceed to implement or evolve screening programmes at this point in time.

Behaviors are implemented as fuzzy controllers and the genetic algorithm is used to evolve their rules.

The definition of MI continues to evolve as refined criteria and more sensitive and specific biomarkers are implemented.

The measures implemented will be the result of a consultative process and needs assessment involving multiple stakeholders, and continue to evolve to address the needs of all concerned in delivering care.