Sentence examples for stimulate the evolution from inspiring English sources
During the evolution process, IJV performance becomes a motivating force to stimulate the evolution of the control design.
The results suggest that the East European mixed systems have contributed to the election of fewer bigger winners which could stimulate the evolution of moderately fragmented party systems.
A new version of the Stimulating Wave Nearshore (SWAN) model (version 40.51) was used to stimulate the evolution of directional irregular wave near a single breakwater and the Wen spectrum was adopted as an input spectrum.
(3) Predictable sounds of locomotion may stimulate the evolution of synchronized behavior.
(3) Highly predictable sounds of locomotion in a species stimulate the evolution of synchronized locomotion.
A related question is whether auditory motor entrainment may stimulate the evolution of vocal abilities.
The second stage of speciation in which natural selection directly stimulates the evolution of RIMs never comes about in such situations, because reproductive isolation takes place simply as a consequence of the continued separate evolution of the populations.
She writes that it wasn't until the "Great Oxidation Event", nearly 2.3 billion years ago, when oxygen made any measurable dent in the atmosphere, stimulating the evolution of air-breathing organisms and, ultimately, complex life as we know it today.
Finally, hypotheses are raised with respect to how bipedal locomotion may have stimulated the evolution of human rhythmic and musical abilities.
The preponderance of ATP stimulated the evolution of enzymes with preferential binding properties, and adenine nucleotides began to be used in various intracellular signalling cascades, such as, for example, the cAMP cascade.
Thus, inferring the time of origin of fireprone floras using individual genera within a family can be artificially constrained by extinction of certain lineages or age of the clade itself, ignoring the possibility that it was a change in the fire regime that stimulated the evolution of the clade in the first place.
