Sentence examples for maintaining diversity of from inspiring English sources

If we did end up with a single agency, maintaining diversity of modes of funding would be vitally important.

A range of grazing intensities may contribute to maintaining diversity of burrowing mammals in prairie environments.

Through this new characteristic, two significant merits of reducing redundant search and maintaining diversity of population can be obtained.

Thus, a new Niche computation method for maintaining diversity of population is suggested and repeat search is avoided using searched solution space.

Traditional dynamic multiobjective evolutionary algorithms usually imitate the evolution of nature, maintaining diversity of population through different strategies and making the population track the Pareto optimal solution set efficiently after the environmental change.

Hence, if pathogen-driven selection is the dominant mechanism maintaining diversity of MHC molecules, the action of multiple pathogens is likely required.

Take the force of right-wingers upholding community standards who are determined to defend local control of the public airwaves; combine that with the force of lefties eager to maintain diversity of opinion in local media; add in the independent voters' mistrust of media manipulation; then let all these people have access to their representatives by e-mail and fax, and voilà!

Compared with the current MOEAs, the simulation results show that this algorithm can rapidly converge at global Pareto solutions, and can maintain diversity of population.

Grid division of an objective space was proposed in PESA-II [18] to maintain diversity of solutions, and this method has changed the existing individual-based selection process to the area-based selection process.

In more recent investigations I have been exploring effects of social network structure in POPCO models, and have found that POPCO models can maintain diversity of opinion on a structured network.

Our results showed that one important constraint of any ensemble (based on self-training or co-training) is to maintain diversity of the ensemble's subclassifiers, by augmenting the labeled subsets of subclassifiers with unique newly labeled instances.