Sentence examples for more sophisticated evolution from inspiring English sources

A more sophisticated evolution strategy could be applied ([39] gives a comprehensive overview), however, the standard version is very robust and its performance is sufficient for our purpose.

This scheme, and its more sophisticated evolution that will be developed upon time, can be utilized for detecting and recognizing specific species in a solution.

(ii) The micrometer size of the pores enables molecule-harvesting, selection, and (in a more sophisticated evolutions of the device) fragmentation.

For example, Zhukovska et al. (2008) argued that the mass fraction of stardusts in the total dust is only 0.1 1% based on a more sophisticated chemical evolution model than in this paper (see their figure 15); more than 99% of dust is originated from accretion growth in the ISM.

More sophisticated cultural evolution proceeded slowly from this point over a long period of time.

Directly teaching foundational concepts that provide concrete schema, further enabling sufficient scaffolding, is essential for the development of a more sophisticated understanding of evolution as science instruction continues in subsequent grades.

In terms of a more sophisticated model of evolution for the augmented training set, here it is also not clear what the best next step would be.

In those cases where the genes had already been analyzed in previous studies, we expand upon the data in these studies and use more sophisticated models of evolution.

We could imagine two other approaches one would be to weight sequences in training an ordinary HMM based on constructing a phylogenetic tree from the training set; alternatively, we could use a more sophisticated model of evolution to augment the training set, along the lines of our new method.

Today, mathematicians use far more sophisticated equations to analyze evolution.

"We now have a more sophisticated model for the evolution of the Solar System called the Nice model, which successfully explains many of the features of the Solar System, with the planets having migrated outwards and then maybe also inwards," said Dr Kuppers.