The moment-by-moment evolution in the networks' absorbing of the meaning was reflected in the explanatory banners they ran at the bottom of the screen.
Moments evolution equations are developed from the PBE in the interval [−1,1].
The path that we're talking about is the moment-by-moment evolution of our experience, the moment-by-moment evolution of the world of phenomena, the moment-by-moment evolution of our thoughts and emotions.
The work of America's early Minimalists also informed his thinking, especially insofar as process -- moment-to-moment musical evolution -- might take precedence over subject.
Just like that "great moment in evolution," we hope that the launch of the Postdoc Network's newest feature will be a great moment in the evolution of postdoc organizations.
The discovery, reported in Nature, is being hailed as one of the most significant finds in decades because it illuminates a critical moment in evolution when ancient primates split into two separate lineages.
This is a moment in evolution, the origin of a new kingdom: the Synthetica, as artist Daisy Ginsberg has suggested we call it, supplementing nature's bacteria, eukarya, and archaea.
"Mapping all trials suggests that the real moment of evolution was in the first half of the 19th century," with the advent of plea bargains that resulted in many more convictions, Mr. Hitchcock said.
Since we cannot reconstruct the moment in evolution when a residue had become modified, we assumed that it coincides with the oldest residue of the given type in a given tree.
On the other hand, the apparent origin of complex structures, that characterize all descendents from a certain moment of evolution, might have occurred simultaneously to the specialization of gene groups.
