evolutionary process

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meanings of evolutionaryand process

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evolutionary
adjective
uk /ˌiː.vəˈluː.ʃən.ər.i/ us /ˌiː.vəˈluː.ʃən.er.i/
relating to the way in which living things develop over millions ...
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process
noun[C]
uk /ˈprəʊ.ses/ us /ˈprɑː.ses/
a series of actions that you take in order to achieve ...
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Examples of evolutionary process

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Section 2 provides general background on genetic programming: an automated design and invention technique patterned after the evolutionaryprocess in nature.
Section 2 provides general background on genetic programming utilizing an automated design and invention technique patterned after the evolutionaryprocess in nature.
An evolutionaryprocess for kinematic synthesis makes progress by varying and selecting mechanisms.
To speed up the evolutionaryprocess, we keep the elitists from one generation to the next generation according to certain elitist rate.
The evolutionaryprocess may work on the global system with a better result than locally because of its own qualities.
In our implementation, the evolutionaryprocess is operated in two different phases by adopting two action granularities, general and specialized, respectively.
The evolutionaryprocess thus selects for universes that are increasingly biologically friendly.
The evolutionaryprocess was limited to five generations, which captured most of the fitness increase while allowing for a relatively speedy generation process.
From this cultural evolutionaryprocess, the rules of conduct, morals, and traditions emerge that shape human interactions into the orderly forms of civilization.
Art and writing are seen as the culminations of a continuous evolutionaryprocess, of which an early phase was the emergence of language.
In contrast, the evolutionaryprocess had considerable time and computational power to select optimal heuristics from a set of alternatives.
The historical precedents in the book do show where the evolutionaryprocess in building development brought them into being.
Accurately estimating the form and strength of these selection components allows us to understand this evolutionaryprocess in detail.
This simulated evolutionaryprocess moves towards an optimal population in which individuals have the highest possible fitness.
As a result, philosophical modernity assumes that human beings are merely a higher form of animal life resulting from a slow evolutionaryprocess.
For present purposes, the most important evolutionaryprocess was the increasing autonomy of the kouenkai from the candidate.
The evolutionaryprocess, as always, is an interplay of chance and necessity, the end result being inherently unpredictable.
Such machines could presumably even undergo an evolutionaryprocess.
So, by inference to the best explanation, our universe is actualized by a super-cosmic evolutionaryprocess that selects for perfection.
Players have only to observe the strategic payoffs and adopt the best strategies through an evolutionaryprocess.
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