Sentence examples for small evolution of from inspiring English sources

The main advantages of this process over other flash smelting processes are its small footprint, which makes it easy to retrofit into existing smelters, and its small evolution of dust.

The small evolution of NO below 200 °C has been assigned [17] to the initial decomposition of dehydrated Co(NO3 2 to give a mixture of materials including CoO and Co2O3 before the main decomposition event which leads to the formation of Co3O4.

If the droplet diameter is sufficiently small, the evolution of macrosegregation is suppressed so as to form a homogeneously dispersed microstructure.

The structures growing in polyethylene were small, the evolution of morphology poorly visible with the microscope, and the end of crystallization difficult to determine.

This enabled us to obtain a more realistic view of the small scale spatial evolution of the mass and depth of the snowpack.

Furthermore, RNA viruses constitute an excellent experimental model to tackle general questions in evolutionary biology, such as for instance patterns of adaptive evolution, the effect of deleterious mutations accumulation in small populations, the evolution of specialists and generalist genotypes, the evolution of cooperation, or the evolution of genetic robustness, among many others [4].

MiRNAs have several features that make them particularly useful to viruses: miRNAs are small and the evolution of a miRNA which is complementary to a new target gene can occur more easily than the evolution of a novel regulatory protein [3].

Brains then continue to expand and cheek teeth become progressively smaller through the evolution of the genus Homo.

An incremental, small-to-large evolution of one of the most peculiar chrysochlorid features---the enlarged malleus---is not supported by our analysis.

This increased accessibility changed selection from directional (disfavouring small fish) to stabilizing (disfavouring both large and small fish), which then caused the apparent evolution of smaller and less variable body sizes.

That favored the evolution of smaller humans and smaller elephants, which needed far fewer calories to live.