Sentence examples for back evolution from inspiring English sources

The story is based on a press release from the University of Arizona, Cambrian Fossil Pushes Back Evolution of Complex Brains by Daniel Stolte, University Communications on October 10, 2012 (http://uanews.org/story/cambrian-fossil-pushes-back-evolution-complex-brains).

We found that despite satisfactory description for most experimental results, inclusion of the static recovery term in the back stress evolution led to inappropriate prediction of the inelastic strain rate evolution.

The relative lack of specialisation in software development is identified as an important factor holding back the evolution of normal design practice in some areas.

It's back to evolution for Kansas.

How far back in evolution does art go?

In his view the compulsory linkages of markets would hold back technological evolution and hurt retail investors.

Humans have made even violence a highly cooperative effort, and scientists have wondered how far back in evolution this trait goes.

If you look back in evolution to say, the sea slug Aplysia, you see that the building blocks of this brain have not changed.

What we are finding is that the rudiments of what we thought of as particularly human social skills may have their roots much further back in evolution than previously expected.

Though it is hard to cry for Argentina, the ruling in favour of the holdouts is bad news for the global financial system and sets back the evolution of the international regime for restructuring sovereign debt.

Kansas' move back to evolution became apparent last August when voters in a Republican primary defeated three conservative members of the school board who had supported the earlier decision, after public debate quickly spiraled into a movement to vote out those responsible for the change and to vote in those who promised to reverse it.