Sentence examples for selection concepts from inspiring English sources

The method enjoys a combination of Ashby's materials selection concepts with the Quality Function Deployment (QFD) tool.

Nelson and Winter (1982) 114 An evolutionary theory of economic change Developed of an evolutionary theory of business behavior, borrowing natural selection concepts from Biology.

Thus, the CINS appears to have generated reliable inferences, and, based on its relationship to academic level, it is seen to have a degree of predictive validity in the context of measuring teachers' knowledge of natural selection concepts.

The twenty items in CINS consist of 10 natural selection concepts (biotic potential, natural resources, population stability, change in a population, limited survival, origin of variation, variation inheritable, origin of species, variation within a population, and differential survival) using three different contexts (the evolution of finches, guppies, and lizards).

Because research on natural selection assessments has found that the format of the question plays an important role in students' expression of natural selection concepts and misconceptions (Nehm and Schonfeld 2008), we also used one of the open-response questions from the ACORNS instrument (Nehm et al. 2012).

Despite the new selection concept, a number of big names are scheduled for this year's parade, among them the D.J.'s Paul van Dyk, Tiësto, Ricardo Villalobos and WestBam.

Section 1 presents a brief review of the antenna selection concept and a summary of its main advantages and disadvantages.

This mechanism of subprocesses and its attributes selection not only simplified the implementation of a complex high maturity practice, but also facilitated the understanding of the process selection concept by the project managers.

This theory, discussed in detail below, apparently showed how altruistic behaviour could evolve without the need for group-level selection, and quickly gained prominence among biologists interested in the evolution of social behaviour; the empirical success of kin selection theory contributed to the demise of the group selection concept.

The narrow bulk glass forming range was found to require composition pinpointing to 1 at.% and a phase selection concept is developed to explain the success of our microstructure-based approach to pinpoint the best glass former in a given system.

Assuming abundant availability of SNPs scattered throughout the genome which can capture linkage disequilibrium (LD) relationships with QTL, Meuwissen and colleagues [8] proposed a novel genomic selection concept, i.e., to predict an animal's breeding values using information provided by numerous SNPs across the entire genome.