Sentence examples for be evolutionary in from inspiring English sources

We are not here considering the question whether mouse trap history is in fact a case of evolution, but whether it cannot be evolutionary in principle, as Behe (1996) claimed.

Many algorithms have been applied to these kinds of problem, and because they are essentially iterative in nature, they might be considered to be evolutionary in character, and indeed a major clade of optimisation strategies are known by terms such as evolutionary algorithms (EAs), evolutionary computing, evolutionary search or genetic search.

Some, Raine argues, are evolutionary in origin.

No other method seeks to identify patterns that are evolutionary in origin, generated by the process of common descent.

Of course, I think -- you know, if I can tell you, if I've failed or made a mistake, I've been evolutionary in terms of the community.

Overwhelmingly, without major exception indeed, the science of cultural anthropology was evolutionary in thrust in the 19th century.

The terms of that transition will be considered by a joint committee drawn from both houses of parliament, but "most change is evolutionary in this country", says the minister soothingly.

The updates are evolutionary in nature, just steps towards the next generation of MacBook Pros.

An additional strategy is to discuss evolutionary-based research in the media, but without explicitly stating it is evolutionary in nature (often jokingly referred to as not "using the E-word").

There may even be evolutionary benefits in slow speed of kill [38], [43].

Interestingly, temperature-compensated phosphorylation was evolutionary conserved in yeast.