Sentence examples for more linear evolution from inspiring English sources
By comparison, the platypus genome has had around 8 active LINE2 copies [ 29] that seem to have experienced a more linear evolution, where one master becomes inactivated and is then followed by a new one.
By contrast, Britt's evolution was more linear.
For more details about the theory of linear evolution system, operator semigroups, and fraction powers of operators, we can refer to [23 25].
However, during the first year of circulation, mutations in the surface glycoproteins of the pandemic virus may accumulate at random until a most fit variant has established itself and further evolution takes a more linear rate.
This contradicts the intuitive view of a linear evolution, from simple ancestral networks to more complex ones in Vertebrates, although it is in line with several studies suggesting a reductive evolution from a complex community of ancestors as a general trend in the evolution of life (see [ 69] and references therein).
For Hegel, history is the linear evolution of Geist's self-knowledge through time; the further to the right you go, the more advanced the stage of (self- consciousness.
For the asymmetric case, it is more difficult to define which states behave similarly; however, there are still some regions at which the conductance exhibits gaps with linear evolution as a function of the magnetic flux.
Take, for example, the image of a linear evolution from chimp to man.
It goes medieval, the rows now more linear and ordered.
