Sentence examples for propagation and evolution of from inspiring English sources
Hence, the propagation and evolution of the normal fault is the controlling factor for the carbonate rocks facies distribution.
The theoretical description of the initiation, propagation and evolution of the stress pulse during impact was generalized and formulized.
Multi-spacecraft tracking of CIRs propagation (Williams et al. 2011; Davis et al. 2012) and forecasting propagation and evolution of CMEs in an operational setting (Zheng et al. 2013) are being developed.
We also look at how to encourage the propagation and evolution of hardware designs, so that we can start to build up a "gene-pool" of material to draw upon for new projects.
To facilitate a robust quantification of uncertainty in hydrologic predictions, it is necessary to explicitly examine the forward propagation and evolution of parameter uncertainties and their interactions that affect the predictive performance.
However, these typing methods are not useful to understand the propagation and evolution of this organism because of the complexity of their genome structure and the limitation of their resolution power.
"Heredity — information storage and propagation — and evolution, two of the hallmarks of life, can be implemented in polymers other than DNA and RNA," researcher Philipp Holliger at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, England, told InnovationNewsDaily.
The proposed method avoids using erosion technique, which inevitably results in a loss of fragment mass, and avoids discretizing the structure into particles or predefining the failure planes, which may lead to unrealistic prediction of damage propagation and evolution and therefore inaccurate fragmentation process and fragment size distributions.
The behavior of short crack propagation and the evolution of surface cracks during fatigue are examined.
Ducks have been considered "Trojan horses" for influenza (H5N1) because of their pivotal role in virus propagation and evolution (11 – 13 ).
It is essential for propagation and evolution.
