Sentence examples for the potential evolution from inspiring English sources
This recombinant population was used deliberately to provide potentially adaptive substitutions to the wild-type phage and thus maximize the potential evolution.
Update the level set function using this velocity, as well as the potential evolution equation.
Overall, these meetings contrasted the US, EU, and Chinese models for the role of the state in economic growth and development in order to derive the potential evolution of growth strategies on the world stage.
While bright spots can be identified particularly in some states along the country's northern tier the overall picture is distressing to those concerned about the potential evolution of economic well-being of the United States in the 21st century.
The potential evolution says a lot about a city and a neighborhood where Calvin Klein, Armani, Hermès, Dior and Gucci are paying some of the world's highest retail rents.
The article also discusses the potential evolution of end-of-life scenarios for electronic displays and suggests possible recommendations for recyclers, producers and policy-makers to promote resource efficiency in the recycling of such waste products.
What we need is therefore to define the membrane potential evolution before the spike, given by (1), and after the spike, given by (4) (see Figure 1).
As explained in the previous section, MAUDS tackles these problems with an initial broad identification of the down states by overcrossing two moving averages, and a later refinement of the initiation and termination points by a discrete processing of the membrane potential evolution in the transition interval.
This is because the membrane potential evolution integrates its past values and the past influence of the network via the leak term.
The LIF models have been extensively applied to model the membrane potential evolution in single neurons in computational neuroscience (for reviews, see [20, 21]).
Different phases in the layer formation process were identified in the open circuit potential evolution as a function of immersion time in the conversion solution.
