Sentence examples for wider searching from inspiring English sources

This co-adaptation scheme allows to evolve much faster than the non-learning case and gives a higher possibility of finding an optimal solution due to its wider searching capability.

It has been suggested that imprecision in the waggle dance of honeybees is an adaptation that spreads foragers over an optimal patch size: natural selection is proposed to have tuned the amount of error in the waggle dance, to balance the benefits of known nectar sources against benefits of wider searching (Weidenmuller and Seeley 1999; Gardner et al. 2007); but see Tanner and Visscher (2006).

The discovery led to a wider search.

He was able to translate his personal bewilderment into a wider search for moral comprehension.

The officer initiated a wider search of the farm after finding items of women's clothing and accessories.

Three years on, there is a stalemate – to match the wider stalemate in the wider search for a Palestinian state that can live alongside Israel".

It feels like an amalgamation of a wider search for meaning: the western world attempting – and failing – to rationalise ancient Aboriginal spirituality.

This restriction allows a wider search space.

In ABC, scout bees is responsible to diversify solutions for having a wider search area.

(This is because a wider search space takes more time to converge).

Generally, the crossover operator exploits a better solution while the mutation operator explores a wider search space.