Sentence examples for systems that evolved from inspiring English sources
I realised there was a bit more to it …" The sound systems that evolved were complex feats of engineering.
We attribute the success of this project at least in part to the fact that we were able to use the computer to create a sort of 'virtual laboratory' within which students could experiment with systems that evolved over time periods short enough to be observed.
Robustness is a recognized feature of biological systems that evolved as a defence to environmental variability.
Participants in the X chromosome-specific systems that evolved include MSL, and most likely POF, since POF is observed on the male X chromosome in some species (Fig. 3).
We know perfection is impossible but we continue to strive for it and have systems that evolve accordingly".
She has also studied certain dynamical systems (meaning systems that evolve with time) on moduli space, proving in particular that the system known as the "earthquake flow", whichwas introduced by William Thurston (a 1982 Fields Medalist), is chaotic.
Doob's work was extended by the Japanese mathematician Ito Kiyoshi, who did important work for many years on stochastic processes (that is, systems that evolve under a probabilistic rule).
Bejan, an award-winning engineer who developed a new law of physics governing the design of matter as it moves through air and water in 1996, believes this "constructal law" governs systems that evolve in time, from cars in traffic to blood in the circulation, to how vision develops.
"Systems that evolve over 2 to 3 decades are not likely to be completely transformed in 2 to 3 years," he said.
Bigraphical Reactive Systems (BRS) were designed by Milner as a universal formalism for modelling systems that evolve in time, locality, co-locality and connectivity.
The framework, called TGGA, integrates typed graph grammars and the Alloy modeling language to specify Programmed Dynamic Software Architectures that represent systems that evolve their topology at runtime.
