Sentence examples for an evolutionary version of from inspiring English sources

"Our view is that an evolutionary version of the PC will win that space," he said.

As Tattersall notes, Darwin was not an advocate of this idea and yet the Great Chain of Being has sometimes been twisted into an evolutionary version of the same notion.

In an evolutionary version of the reinforced threshold model, where thresholds change after task performance, we observe that experience-based specialization overcomes the limitations imposed by recombination and random mating (Duarte et al., in preparation).

Embiid is the evolutionary version of Shaquille O'Neal – a larger-than-life player on and off the court.

This evolutionary version of the popular children's game of rock-paper-scissors has been ongoing for more than 15 million years.

Taken together with their ability to recruit Golgi marker proteins and their sensitivity to brefeldin A, ESVs are possibly an evolutionary early version of Golgi cisternae, which are functionally restricted to post translational maturation of proteins [17].

For the most part then, 7.1 is the evolutionary next version of Nougat that the name implies.

For illustration, a third (among many other) species concept is the evolutionary species concept, a version of which is "An 'evolutionary species' is a single lineage of ancestor descendant populations which maintains its identity from other such lineages and which has its own evolutionary tendencies and historical fate" (Wiley 1978).

The religion-is-an-instinct theory is a modified version of an idea developed by Satoshi Kanazawa, an evolutionary psychologist at the London School of Economics, who was not involved in the new study.

A new version of XtalOpt, an evolutionary algorithm for crystal structure prediction, is available for download from the CPC library or the XtalOpt  website, http://xtalopt.github.io.

All of them speculated on different versions of an "evolutionary abiogenesis," the generation of life from inorganic matter through a process of chemical transformations on the primitive Earth (Kamminga 1988).