Sentence examples for modeling of evolution from inspiring English sources

In this paper the requirements on a holistic mathematical modeling of evolution in automation engineering are proposed.

When they are speaking of the theoretical core of modern evolutionary biology, scientists tend to use the phrase "the synthetic theory of evolution" to refer to the augmentation of Darwin's natural selection theory with Mendelian genetics in the 1930s and 1940s, followed by the development in the 1940s and 1950s of mathematical systems allowing the modeling of evolution in populations.

In particular, results of this drop collision study are expected to give impetus to the physics-based dynamic modeling of the drop size distributions that is essential for various typical modern engineering applications, including numerical modeling of evolution of raindrop size distribution in rain shaft.

Attendees were spoiled for choice, with a diverse array of high-quality research ranging from bacterial environmental sensing to the modeling of evolution.

Network modeling of evolution in the MazF family TA modules shows that the chromosomal AbrB-linked TA modules are present as hubs of gene transfer.

Here Takeuchi and Hogeweg apply Monte Carlo modeling of evolution of "toy" RNA molecules to devise (more or less) general scenario for the evolution of biological complexity.

"That's a mistaken reasoning which shows the linguists are relying on a model of evolution they trash when they see it written down," Dr. Pagel said.

In standard biological models of evolution it is assumed that genes are the relevant replicators.

The progressive, ladder model of evolution highlights only the lineal relatives: grandparents, parents, children, grandchildren, etc.

Eldredge (1999, 2003) has built on this theme with his sloshing bucket model of evolution.

The admittance of oblique transmission into evolutionary theory necessitates far more radical revisions to traditional Darwinian models of evolution.