Sentence examples for previous evolutions from inspiring English sources

What is coming next is special and unlike previous evolutions of this pattern, because a sort of trinity occurs when you bring a good-looking HMD, computer vision and AR together to create a sum bigger than its parts, giving us prosthetic knowledge.

The genes are ordered by rank along the horizontal axis, while the vertical axis indicates gene frequency (top portion of y-axis) and the color coded rank of each gene in previous evolutions (Supplementary Fig. 3).

But Kennedy was undeterred, drawing on repeated examples of the court's previous evolution on the subjects of marriage and civil rights to argue that it was time for the court to come down from off the fence on perhaps the last big outstanding civil rights question of the modern age.

If correct, a chemical dynamo may become a viable alternative, a possibility that has been discarded by previous evolution models (e.g., Konrad and Spohn 1997).

The sedimentary response (erosion and/or aggradation) of each compartment to a triggering event, such as cyclonic rainfall and/or seasonal rise of water discharge, is controlled both by the magnitude of the climatic event and by the state of the compartment resulting from previous evolution.

These values are in average twice as low as previous evolution rates estimated by Chevaldonné et al. [50] and Johnson et al. [51] for other hydrothermal invertebrates using the mtCO1 gene.

We can therefore not only make conclusions regarding the rate of previous evolution but also evaluate how rapidly divergence in mate choice genes can proceed, based on their degree of sex linkage, and hence predict an important role of mate choice mechanisms in the future build-up of reproductive isolation.

This has been shown repeatedly in previous evolution experiments.

Therefore, we are focusing on adaptive substitutions that have accumulated in cis-regulatory sequences of the bacteriophage ϕX174 in response to selection at high temperatures in previous evolution experiments [ 32].

Here, we aim to extend previous evolution experiments by considering the effect of environmental heterogeneity on the adaptation and divergence of replicate populations, where that heterogeneity reflects both the number (either one or two) and the presentation (simultaneous or fluctuating) of resources.

In this work we analyze the results of a previous evolution experiment carried out with a population of an RNA virus, the bacteriophage Qβ, evolved for a large number of generations in the presence of the mutagenic nucleoside analogue 5-azacytidine (AZC) [ 31] which increases the virus error rate [ 32].