Sentence examples for populations of elements from inspiring English sources

The framework proposes the discretization and disaggregation of the concrete strength in a building into finite populations of elements.

In particular, much effort is being devoted to the study of synchronization phenomena in populations of elements that are constrained to interact in a complex network topology [25] [31].

In such cases, a TE family consists in large "populations" of elements exhibiting highly divergent forms and distinct transpositional histories.

Design-based inference typically assumes a finite population of elements to which one or more fixed target quantities are linked.

In addition, a smaller population of elements is showing decreased transcript abundance in the ConA treated sample.

Several approaches can be used to study the same families of REs, and each method may yield varying results depending on the population of elements that is analyzed.

Given an initial population of elements, GA uses the feedback from the evaluation process to select fitter solutions, generating new solutions through recombination of parts of selected solutions, eventually converging to a population of high performance solutions.

The fact that our 10% FDR lists are not strongly biased toward GC is an indication that our method is selecting for a slightly different population of elements than is the method of Pollard et al. We examined the extent to which our results for the human terminal lineage overlap with those of their study, and another by Prabhakar et al. [ 6, 7].

One prominent feature of all bacteria and metazoan genomes is that they harbor diverse populations of repetitive elements that range in copy number from single duplications to thousands of transposable elements dispersed throughout the genome.

Miniature inverted-repeat transposable elements (MITEs) are a particular type of defective class II transposons present in genomes as highly homogeneous populations of small elements.

A population balance model is developed for describing macromixing micromixing hierarchy of continuous flow systems based on the concept of interactive populations of fluid elements.