Sentence examples for peculiar evolution from inspiring English sources

The peculiar evolution of the spectra is also analyzed using the same equivalent circuit model.

When TCP protocol is adopted, some inefficiencies can arise due to the peculiar evolution of the congestion window.

This peculiar evolution of the critical stress for initiating cavitation-induced whitening in iPP samples at large strain could be understood by the change of number of load bearing inter-fibrillar tie chains within the highly oriented inter-fibrillar amorphous network at different conditions.

However, widely-used simulation programs cannot be easily tuned to precisely reproduce the peculiar evolution of a particular data set.

Added to all this is the peculiar distinction evolution has earned as being the one fundamental piece of human knowledge in any discipline that society encourages students to reject.

In eukaryotes, tandemly repeated multigene families, like rDNA, undergo a peculiar pattern of evolution known as "concerted evolution" [ 3]: as a consequence of this, the repeats show a higher sequence homogeneity within a species (or population) than between species (or populations).

That brings them under the watchful eye of scientists who have also, according to a recent paper in the Proceedings of the Royal Society, found that they exhibit a peculiar kind of evolution: one based upon space, not time.In 1935, the offspring of just over a hundred cane toads were introduced into Queensland, in the country's northeast, to combat a beetle that was destroying sugar-cane crops.

Perhaps the peculiar and unique evolution of the Russian state is one where state-sponsored projects like Skolkovo are needed to change mindsets and create outward-facing companies, be that in Moscow, Yekaterinburg or even the steppes of Siberia.

The nuclear multi-copy internal transcribed spacers array (ITS) has also been suggested as a barcode [3], [4], but has been discarded due to its peculiar pattern of evolution [10] and currently the nuclear genome is largely inaccessible for barcoding purposes.

In addition, these tumours appear to exhibit peculiar profiles of evolution.

Interestingly, this pattern is peculiar to the evolution of paralog groups of animal cyclins B1 and B2.