Sentence examples for introducing the evolution from inspiring English sources

To develop a prediction model for the dilatation during the Q&P process, conventional kinetics models for non-diffusional and diffusional phase transformations were improved by introducing the evolution of the transformation rate parameters during the austenitic decomposition.

First, it introduces the evolution history and the surrounding institutional architecture of the agency.

The Galaxy Tab 10.1 software upgrade will introduce the evolution of Samsung's popular movie and TV content service, known as Media Hub.

The devices were biased with the external stimuli that would form and rupture conductive branches within devices' active cores which would introduce the evolution of the resistive states.

This work introduces the evolution of PCMs technology for building applications, and thoroughly explains the concept of PCMs integrated into transparent buildings elements.

This chapter introduces the evolution of the surveillance from the control to the elimination stages and the current structure of national surveillance system in China.

This work presents a systematic approach to introduce the evolution of technology, market and environmental regulations into process design, more specifically into the generation of retrofit alternatives.

In Section 2 we introduce the evolution in time of the competitive economic equilibrium problem in which the data depend on time and we show how the governing equilibrium conditions can be formulated in terms of an evolutionary quasivariational inequality.

Mark Hughes is introducing the desired evolution but knows that some qualities must be maintained.

It starts by introducing the architecture, evolution, and transcriptional mechanism of two amphioxus NF-κB family members.

Introducing the grouping evolution strategies (GES) to optimize the grouping problems that are intrinsically discrete, requests for developing a new mutation operator which works with groups of items rather than scalars and is respondent to the structure of grouping problems.