Sentence examples for property populations from inspiring English sources

Without this property, populations tend to apply after-market fixes to the system.

To explore their functional properties, populations of PACs were identified by their distinctive radially propagating spikes in large-scale high-density multielectrode recordings of isolated macaque retina.

On this view trait fitness is a property of populations and in part of their population structure, that is, the ways in which traits are distributed in the population.

Some philosophers (notably Sober, 2013) have argued that evolutionary fitness is a property of populations and not of individual organisms, or alternatively that fitness is a property of traits and not of the individuals that possess them.

The goal of a network-level analysis is to predict emergent computational properties in populations and recurrent networks of neurons from the properties of their component cells.

Hart, M. W. The species concept as an emergent property of population biology.

In this study we investigate the properties of populations of brain cancer undergoing electrotaxis, a phenomenon whereby cells are directed to migrate under control of an electrical field.

Agent-based models can predict system-level properties of populations from stochastic simulation of fine-scale movements.

Sally's run," Jefferson wrote in his "Farm Book," where he kept track of his human property, a population that needed minding, since Jefferson was one of the largest slaveholders in Virginia.

The first is to calculate light curves and spectra for individual accreting black holes; the second, is to determine the characteristic properties of populations of these objects.

A key question in evolutionary biology is understanding how the genetic properties of populations affect long-term patterns of adaptation, divergence, and diversification.