Sentence examples for the evolution of large scale from inspiring English sources

Given this background this paper provides an overview on the evolution of large scale generation and the consequent changes in financing requirements.

A numerical model is used to study systematically the evolution of large scale irregularities depending on the IMF Bz and By components, solar zenith angle (seasonal and daily variation), solar and geomagnetic activity.

We conclude by presenting data indicating that the Lehmann et al. (2008a, b) models seem inconsistent with the observed scale of cultural variation, and thus, do not provide a plausible alternative explanation for the evolution of large scale of human cooperation.

I have seen "Einstein" many times since its inception — it will play at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in September — and in this version the piece remains the landmark it was from the beginning, and in the careers of Mr. Wilson and Mr. Glass, but also in the evolution of large-scale vanguard musical theater, American and European.

As a postdoc, I also began to investigate the evolution of large-scale structure in the universe.

The evolution of large-scale coherent structures is well reproduced, with vortices undergoing rolling up, pairing, merging, and breaking up.

As the largest and most innovative international assessment of adults, PIAAC marks an inflection point in the evolution of large-scale comparative assessments.

These terms can be omitted for the evolution of large-scale EPBs, but they do affect density irregularities smaller than approximately 100 m.

When it becomes available in 2006, Verde plans to use data from the Atacama Cosmology Telescope (ACT) in Chile to see how dark energy has affected the Universe's expansion and how it affects the evolution of large-scale, galactic structures.

This paper presents a new methodology for the synthesis of power system stabilizers (PSSs) and speed governors in order to satisfy some recent objectives and constraints imposed by the evolution of large-scale interconnected power systems.

In four recent papers, Lehmann and a series of collaborators have challenged the logical foundations of our hypothesis about the evolution of large-scale cooperation in humans.