Sentence examples for the evolution of a complex from inspiring English sources

In this study, the evolution of a complex system modeling distributed computer systems is simulated.

With this diversity of topologies, managing the evolution of a complex system becomes a tough task, making it difficult to find answers to the following questions: Q1: Which clones were created from a repository?

Fig. 3 A diagram showing the processes of exaptation (shifts in function), collage (assembling existing elements into new functional combinations), scaffolding (loss of a component that was formerly required for the assembly of a complex arrangements of parts), and direct adaptation by natural selection (including secondary adaptation) in the evolution of a complex feature.

We describe the evolution of a complex of active regions belonging to cycle 22 and how its interaction with two new-cycle (23) regions resulted in the formation of several isolated coronal holes, in the development of the large coronal hole extending from the north polar hole observed in late August 1996, and in significant changes in both polar coronal holes.

By testing natural variation at this gene, we have also demonstrated the utility of forward genetics in identifying loci that contribute to the evolution of a complex quantitative trait.

Analysis of a series of snapshots becomes idiosyncratic and ad hoc, both in terms of the algorithms for clustering a snapshot of a network (often by single-linkage clustering with an adjustable threshold on the confidence of each network edge) and in following the evolution of a complex across snapshots.

In both species, a complex social world has driven the evolution of a big, complex brain.

In this way, a maternal effect could have played a role in the evolution of a novel, complex trait.

But it does not allow for the evolution of a novel, complex adaptation in a purely asexual state.

Once linkage allows the evolution of a more complex metabolism other linkage mechanism could also be explored.

I have made the point elsewhere that the acquisition of mitochondria was permissive rather than prescriptive: they enabled (from an energetic point of view) and potentially drove (from a mutational point of view) the evolution of quite a complex eukaryotic common ancestor, LECA.