Sentence examples for super individual from inspiring English sources

It was cut to two points by a super individual try from the Giants' scrum-half Luke Robinson four minutes into the second half.

A really genuine guy, a super individual who's applied himself in an impeccable manner as a true captain and a man.

Mean total length of age 2 (left) and age 10 (right) female super individuals in baseline simulations with (A) deterministic recruitment, fixed carrying capacity and density-dependent individual growth, (B) deterministic recruitment, fixed carrying capacity and density-independent individual growth, and (C) stochastic recruitment and carrying capacity, and density-dependent individual growth.

Finally, from the perspective of individuality and selfness, it has been proposed that the single Homo Sapiens is not in fact the real biological individual because the real biological individual is a super-individual defined as the sum of the organism and its microbiome (Hutter et al., 2015).

One argument against the view is that in the opening passages of TTP 17 Spinoza, in contrast to Hobbes, claims that individuals always retain a "considerable part" of their own natural right; in other words, human beings are never fully integrated into the super-individual, or state (Den Uyl 1983, 70).

In conclusion, we argue to reach beyond efficiency-oriented considerations and use emergent super-individuals as structural elements of dynamically switching hybrid models.

Similarly, if R ≥ 10, then each new super-individual represents 10 fish.

If R ≤ 10, then each new super-individual represents one fish.

As a mature super-individual remains mature until it is removed from the simulation, there is likely limited selection pressure exerted on maturation parameters corresponding to older ages.

Similarly, for simulations with heritable growth parameters, initial parameter values for each super-individual are drawn from a uniform distribution with bounds of 0.1 and 1 (Table 1).

The number of individuals initially represented by each super-individual is determined as a function of age and annual mortality rate.