Sentence examples for the total evolution from inspiring English sources

"I saw the total evolution of the bullpen where it used to be a junk pile where old starters went who couldn't start anymore," he said from somewhere above my head.

That is, if around 22% of the total evolution arises in bursts, somewhere around 78% is accumulating by gradual means.

Defining the error propagator (tilde {U}(t)equiv U_{c} ^{dagger}(t)U (t)), the total evolution operator is written (U (t) = U_{c} (t tilde {U}(t)).

Recall, we write the total evolution operator (U (t) = U_{c} (t tilde {U}(t)) where the error propagator (tilde {U}(t)) satisfies the Schrodinger equation (idot{tilde {U}}(t) = tilde{H}_{0} (t tilde {U}(t)) in a frame co-rotating with the control, defined by the toggling frame Hamiltonian (tilde{H}_{0} (t) :=U_{c}^{dagger}(t){H}_{0} (t) U_{c} (t)).

Conversely, we can examine the total evolution of the viral population from the starting inoculum in cell culture, but cannot in most cases do this in vivo.

Thus the total evolution equation of the proposed model is given by (17) ∂ ϕ ∂ t (x ) = f g LRF + λ f ε (R (x ) ) | V → (x ) · ∇ ϕ (x ) |, where λ is a constant.

This may suggest that for the same total evolution, the asymmetrically evolving domains contain functionally more consequential substitutions.

The level of total evolution rejection in the UK general public, as reported by Miller et al. (2006), was relatively low at 7%, but what of UK bioscience students?

For the rRNAs, most other major amniote groups have experienced similar amounts of total evolution from their common ancestor with the amphibians (i.e., the branch lengths from the root to the terminals are similar), whereas the snake lineages stand out as unusual in their apparently accelerated evolution (i.e., their exceptionally long root to tip branch lengths; Figure 5A).

"Total evolution," Babydaddy agreed, completing the thought.

The total hydrogen evolution of 737 μmol was obtained after 10 h of irradiation time.