Sentence examples for apparent stasis from inspiring English sources

There, perhaps, is the explanation for the apparent stasis.

Their apparent stasis is an illusion the Red Queen's seeming immobility in space.

It brings you a "musselcam" image that's reminiscent, in its apparent stasis, of that glacially ripening, 40-plus-pound wheel of Cheddar that became an Internet sensation in Britain.

In her poised and astute first novel, "The Hazards of Good Breeding," Jessica Shattuck suggests that this apparent stasis is an illusion -- a willful amnesia engineered to shield its practitioners from the fact that the culture that sustains them has already been absorbed by the larger one.

The apparent stasis after what some experts described as a seminal retelling of a dark chapter in U.S. history was expected to disappoint those who have long pushed for public accountability for the agents and officials involved.

Tumour dormancy generally describes a phase of apparent stasis in tumour growth and is mechanistically subdivided into two models.

Countless other examples of apparent evolutionary stasis (at least in morphology) can be cited, ranging from brachiopods, lungfish, lampreys, coelacanths, and the chambered nautilus to lycopods, cycads, tree ferns, and other plants including the ginkgo, dawn redwood, and Wollemi pine.

The apparent evolutionary stasis of higher species is a multifaceted phenomenon.

This apparent evolutionary stasis is surprising because, in other species, some of the most rapid rates of evolutionary change have occurred in introduced populations.

And above all, something of the old, restless Goethe survives all kinds of apparent lapses into stasis.

For evolutionary developmental biologists, two main questions emerge from this phenomenon: (1) what developmental processes underlie this apparent phylum-level stasis and (2) what developmental processes underlie the evolution of novel features at the class, family, and species levels.