Sentence examples for methods to evolve from inspiring English sources

Here, a modular NN design was used in conjunction with evolutionary algorithm methods to evolve an animat capable of learning behavioural patterns at several levels of complexity.

This allows existing organisational structures and methods within agencies and industry to be applied where they are effective, and for such structures and methods to evolve as necessary, without the need for rewriting the standards.

These studies employed various methods to evolve the SN remnant through the distinct stages, and investigated their impact on the progenitor halo.

Tryggvason and Aref used a boundary integral method and the vortex-in-cell method to evolve the interface between two fluids in a Hele-Shaw cell.

Our platform can be extended to engineer a broad range of proteins, offering a general method to evolve proteins for improved biological efficacy.

In vitro evolution is a new, important laboratory method to evolve molecules with desired properties, which appears as an appealing alternative to achieve this goal.

The well-balanced scheme here is defined as a method to evolve an isolated gravitational system under any initial condition to a hydrostatic equilibrium state and to keep such a solution.

High order time discretization is achieved via a one-step ADER approach that uses a local space time discontinuous Galerkin predictor method to evolve the data locally in time within each cell.

This paper presents a two-dimensional model for channel cracks in an elastic film on a viscous layer, and implements an extended finite element method to evolve the displacement field and the stress intensity factor with relatively coarse meshes.

Molecular breeding effects the permutation of diversity within a pool of related sequences and has proven to be an extraordinarily effective method to evolve proteins and pathways for better function.

Level set methods were originally introduced by Osher and Sethian [11] as a method to evolve a contour with a speed proportional to its curvature.