Sentence examples for successive evolution from inspiring English sources

In particular, the initial apexes of the membership functions and the initial points of the consequent polynomials are adjusted and updated every time through successive evolution process.

With Rocket, they can protect their investments in these systems and support each successive evolution in computing – which is a lot less expensive, risky, and disruptive than a "rip and replace" approach.

Foot arches are the result of the successive evolution of basic human activities such as walking [1] [3].

We inferred the phylogeny of marine haplosclerids to compare the evolutionary history of helical insertions found in this group of Demospongiae (see section "Successive evolution of additional helices in marine haplosclerids").

This production incorporates changes from successive evolutions of the piece, along with some additional reworking.

The system in question needs to be bimolecular for the successive Darwinian evolution to become possible.

In a lifetime that spanned a substantial portion of the history of jazz, Wilson's combination of articulate composition skills with a far-reaching creative vision carried him successfully through each of the music's successive new evolutions.

Furthermore, the conditions for the emergence of temperature waves are found out by the linear stability analysis and verified by a diagram for successive steps of evolution of spatial profile of temperature during a period that is plotted by numerical simulations on a computer.

We selected soluble and full-length mutants of the recalcitrant Rv0113 protein using hybrid GFP insertion reporters with progressively increasing stringency during successive rounds of evolution.

Successive generations of evolution under constant growth conditions might bring the experimental result closer to theory, as described in Ibarra et al.[ 28].

We find that the floral morphological diversification in Petrocosmea involves several evolutionary phenomena, i.e. evolutionary successive specialization, reversal, parallel evolution, and convergent evolution, which are probably associated with plant-insect coevolution in the heterogeneous abiotic and biotic environments in the eastern wing regions of Himalaya-Tibetan plateau.