Sentence examples for survey of the evolution from inspiring English sources

A brief survey of the evolution of the approximation theory and neural networks is presented.

This course will approach these questions by giving a brief survey of the evolution, forms, genres, and periods of German literature.

Our study represents the first thorough survey of the evolution of linear mtDNA in Medusozoa.

This study provides an initial survey of the evolution of the F element and its genes in four Drosophila species.

However, for a survey of the evolution of this element family, this approach seems appropriate as it was also used previously in the characterisation of the Tnt1 and Retrolyc1 families.

The results of a national survey of the evolution of CCOS in England [ 3] were used to identify units with formal CCOS, to characterise the CCOS in terms of the activities undertaken, coverage and staffing, and to identify important time-dependent confounders.

Data from the Case Mix Programme Database (CMPD) were linked with the results of a survey on the evolution of CCOS in England.

In an essay in the IISS survey on the evolution of global jihadism, Alia Brahimi, of Oxford University, said the "significant moral and political support" Isis received had enabled it to take control of territory the size of the UK and command as many as 50,000 fighters in Syria alone.

A survey on the evolution of intermittent failure diagnosis over the past years is also included.

A detailed survey on the evolution of TPD can be found in [20].

As a broad survey of the origins, evolution, and implications of this remarkable development in European integration, Cultures of Border Control will be of interest to students and scholars of international relations and political geography.