Sentence examples for irregular evolution from inspiring English sources

The republican movement "had a slow and irregular evolution, concentrated in the provinces south of Bahia"—more precisely in the provinces of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais and Rio Grande do Sul.

Heterogeneity in parameters can lead to complex, irregular evolution of the tumor (Fig. 5 and 6).

Most aggregates show an irregular evolution; for instance, North America is seen to rise and fall in output.

Heterogeneity in parameters of the model, such as tumor cell susceptibility to virus infection and the ability of an oncolytic virus to infect tumor cells, can lead to complex, irregular evolution of the tumor.

An irregular problem models the evolution of a system where several elements are irregularly distributed in a domain.

The cores (with size of about 200 nm) seem to be in the course of evolution from irregular to hexagonal shape.

When this idea was first proposed, it was unknown whether molecular substitutions occurred with any clock-like regularity or if they tracked the irregular path of morphological evolution (Zuckerkandl 1987).

Some XY homologies are relics of the origin of the sex chromosomes from an autosomal pair [Ohno, 1967]; others have arisen as duplications from the X to the Y-chromosome at irregular intervals in mammalian evolution (Fig. 1).

Hybrid channel density evolution analysis for irregular LDPC codes shows that some further improvement in performance can be obtained.

Triangulated irregular networks (TIN) in landscape evolution models have the advantage of representing geologic processes that involve a horizontal component, such as faulting and river meandering, due to their adaptive remeshing capability of moving, adding and deleting nodes.

A new version of the Stimulating Wave Nearshore (SWAN) model (version 40.51) was used to stimulate the evolution of directional irregular wave near a single breakwater and the Wen spectrum was adopted as an input spectrum.