Sentence examples similar to Deriving from incessant evolution from inspiring English sources

(Some of the variation derives from historical evolution).

Rather than going through the motions of the same training evolution repeatedly, they focused on the learning derived from the evolution itself rather than repeated attempts to choreograph their efforts.

Wells's Earth is a place of incessant evolution; everything is perpetually in struggling flux.

He adds: "This quantifiable evidence, derived from fossils, helps make evolution more apparent to a general audience, and helps demonstrate exactly how scientists understand what they do know about evolution".

In the ensuing years, the park became famous for its challenging terrain and incessant evolution.

Hezroni, H. et al. Principles of long noncoding RNA evolution derived from direct comparison of transcriptomes in 17 species.

This fold has been proposed to derive from an ephrin-like precursor during evolution and is predicted to be adopted by at least 14 proteins in Pf33,34.

"It all derived from African dance," he says, referring to the evolution of contemporary street dance, "that path of struggle.

(c) A comparison between the characteristic relaxation times τβ and τξ derived from the sub-Tg enthalpy relaxation and the evolution of spatial heterogeneity, respectively.

Also the high surface melt rate in 2008 is not reflected in the ice thickness evolution that was derived from the Midgardsormen migration.

According to Thomas, edentate teeth would be derived from the very earliest stage of mammalian dental evolution.