Sentence examples for the progressive evolution from inspiring English sources
Various failure criteria can be used in order to simulate the progressive evolution of matrix cracks.
Proteins assemble to form functional complexes via the progressive evolution of nonspecific complexes formed by transient encounters.
The progressive evolution of the models was recorded using digital photography, and the photographs were animated for analysis.
The progressive evolution of the modal damping is used as a key indicator to characterise damage on the building.
Additional information to better constrain fold kinematics is provided by the analysis of growth strata patterns, which passively register the progressive evolution of deformation in the substratum.
It also discusses recent breakthroughs in vaccine antigen design and the progressive evolution of platforms for the delivery of these antigens to seronegative infants.
Erasmus Darwin's conception came close to understanding the struggle for existence through the idea of species and extinctions, in that progressive evolution presupposes the extinction of primitive forms and replacement by more advanced ones (Colp 1985; Gruber 1985).
However, the early and progressive evolution of the muscle phenotype, the fragility and the high degree of lethality of these mutant mice made it difficult to investigate the function of SRF in fully mature muscle physiology.
This helps in assessing the sequence of successive tectonothermal events that were responsible for the origin and progressive evolution of the Permo-Carboniferous coal bearing sediments along the Mahanadi rift that forms significant in the reconstruction models of east Gondwana.
Archaeological and historical records and contemporary geographical-ecological assessments provide ample evidence to interpret the birth and progressive evolution of the cultural heritage.
Some numerical tests on beams and on simply supported plates have been performed, with the result that the variations of the ICM show a progressive evolution with the frequency.
