Scientists and mainstream religious leaders, must do more to articulate the ways that evolution and faith are compatible, and that God and the laws of nature are not on opposite sides.
Another effective example highlights recent work that links human mouth and throat morphology to the evolution of articulate speech.
The modeling approach we described in this and other studies (Dauer et al., 2013; Long et al., 2014) promotes integrative thinking, as it requires students to repeatedly articulate the connections between genetics and evolution in a number of different contexts.
Directed by Arnold Glassman, Todd McCarthy and Stuart Samuels, this film does no less than relate the evolution of movies as articulated by the cinematographers and in scenes from more than 100 films.
While others have commonly either ignored the question altogether or have not even recognized that it exists, this luminary has been unique in discussing it prominently and openly and in articulating the interest for evolution that lies in it.
Williams, who turned 34 on Tuesday, knew Lane and articulated his importance and role in the N.F.L. and in the evolution of pass defense.
We therefore propose that claims for a limitless human capacity to process identity-related information from voices may be linked to the evolution of volitional vocal control and the emergence of articulate speech.
"When we articulated what we did in March, the media didn't know the evolution of his position through four or five months.
Sexual selection has resulted in the evolution of modified forelimbs, body size, and abdominal appendage-like structures, which are articulated and have long bristles attached to their distal ends [ 7– 15].
But she has struggled – quite awkwardly – to articulate her evolution on same-sex marriage, and has left environmental activists wondering what her exact energy policy is.
