swarm造句

It's a swarm text.

Is it not really swarm intelligence?

That's the wonderful appeal of swarm intelligence.

The locust swarm has destroyed all the crops and vegetables.

Designing swarm controllers is generally quite challenging because there is no clear relationship between the individual robot behaviour and the resultant behaviour of the whole swarm.

The swarm-bearing man glided down a hill into a marsh.

But in swarm systems, positive feedback can lead to increasing order.

It's exactly what the swarm bees do, which gives a group time to let the best ideas emerge and win.

In swarm systems with heritability, individual variation and imperfection will lead to perpetual novelty, or what we call evolution.

A second later, the entire swarm veers west and away, as if steered by a single mind.

STROLL around any Mexican city for a while and you will notice a background hum like a swarm of angry bees.

When the situation cleared up, they would swarm back, spread their tattered pieces of cloth and put their things on display.

These rules add up to another kind of swarm intelligence-one that has less to do with making decisions than with precisely coordinating movement.

Q: You mean the earthquake swarm near Dujiangyan [a town near the epicenter badly damaged in the quake] in February 2008?

It is the failure to mirror the distributed nature — the swarm nature — of life on Earth that is this model's greatest failure.

One publisher with a far better understanding of how people read on their phones, hascreated their own book with a faceless lead, a grunting alien swarm, and the requisite violence.

If all goes according to plan, however, a team of biologists and mathematicians from the University of Sydney will soon descend on a swarm and try to resolve the mystery.

And the Lord said to Moses, "Stretch out your hand over Egypt so that locusts will swarm over the land and devour everything growing in the fields, everything left by the hail."

On these occasions, the community often emigrated en masse, or sent forth a swarm of its youth, to seek, sword in hand, for some less warlike people, who could be expelled from their land, or detained to cultivate it as slaves for the benefit of their despoilers.