Sentence examples for more traditional evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Even if one does not want to endorse all aspects of the ontological expansion we propose, our network model might still offer a powerful alternative to the more traditional evolutionary framework.

The experimental results demonstrate that ENSA-HSP is more efficient than traditional evolutionary algorithm.

Gee presents a lucid introductory account of cladistics, touting its supposedly more objective methods over traditional evolutionary systematics.

This is undertaken by incorporating one or more of the five strategies in traditional evolutionary algorithms.

These examples show the nature of the interaction between cultural evolutionary thinking and more traditional natural selection thinking.

To demonstrate the power of this approach we suggest a more clinically relevant alternative to the traditional evolutionary classification of pathogens, based upon their clinical syndrome associations.

Its illustrations are drawn just as much from the annals of evolutionary psychology, behavioural economics and more traditional forms of psychology.

In constructing this new psychology, evolutionary psychologists have crafted a novel approach that differs in crucial respects from other, more traditional ways of viewing the mind, and from methods of other evolutionary scientists who study human behavior.

We demonstrate the power of evolutionary robotics (ER) by comparing to a more traditional approach its performance and cost on the task of simulated robot locomotion.

Nehm and Reilly's (2007) study also compared pedagogical approaches with pre- and post-course tests, revealing that an active-learning style of instruction outperformed a more traditional approach, but both groups still demonstrated inadequate levels of evolutionary understanding.

More generally, it illustrates how the mcBPPS sampler can complement traditional evolutionary analyses by providing an objective, quantitative and statistically rigorous way to explore protein functional-divergence in molecular detail.