Sentence examples for a stage in the evolution from inspiring English sources
Chinese argue that hybrid companies are simply a stage in the evolution of fully-fledged capitalist organisations.
"We were excited to discover that it shows features that have not been observed in older Cambrian anomalocaridids — not one but two sets of swimming flaps along the trunk, representing a stage in the evolution of the two-branched limb, characteristic of modern arthropods such as shrimps".
Current species are a stage in the process of evolution, with their diversity the product of a long series of speciation and extinction events.
And also I see human beings as not the culmination, but only a stage in the marvellous unfolding of evolution, because the timeline ahead is as long as the time that has lapsed up to now.
It has been hypothesized that this perception of a graded continuum as a series of discrete units was a crucial stage in the evolution of human language [ 63, 64].
The combination of a quardantectomy with an immediate partial breast reconstruction has been considered as a decisive stage in the evolution of breast cancer surgery.
Mr. Son described the deal as a bet on the "internet of things," a new stage in the evolution of network technology, when cars, buildings and household items may be connected through embedded electronics.
This volume is peppered with vague lines like "many believe that wars among the great powers are no longer possible," or "it is a common perception today that the international free market system is simply a natural stage in the evolution of the global economy".
Whether this differences permits AqpM to carry out different functions or whether it is just a "molecular fossil" representing an early stage in the evolution of the other aquaporins, as previously suggested [ 24, 26, 50], is an issue that remains to be determined.
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Walker maintains that this represents nothing less than a new stage in the evolution of capitalism.
