Sentence examples for become evolutionary from inspiring English sources

There are certain films that outlive their theatrical releases to become evolutionary stepping stones of filmmaking.

His attention turned from primates to humans, and he took pioneering steps in what was to become evolutionary psychology.

A number of Harvard undergraduates who worked with him have gone on to become evolutionary biologists, and several have continued to work on anoles, in many cases following up on ideas he initially conceived.

However, these chemically noxious prey then become evolutionary opportunities for small consumers (think insects, but in the sea they are usually small shrimplike organisms, crabs or snails) that can gain protection from their own enemies by living on and eating these toxic prey that are not visited by fishes.

We will become evolutionary orphans.

And that's how viruses ended up in our genome a long, long time ago and have literally become "evolutionary fossils".

As mutational events occurred leading to greater degrees of substrate specificity, the dimeric phosphagen kinases became evolutionary separated such that the substrate specificity could not be interchanged by a small number of mutations.

In the alternate frame of CBE, cancer becomes evolutionary self-organization gone askew.

Oliver discovers why anger gave humans an evolutionary edge, developing beyond a basic animalist aggression to become what evolutionary psychologist Aaron Sell calls 'a mind control device' that gets us better treatment.

DEEPAK: I like that phrase, "evolutionary spirituality," much more than "secular spirituality," which is the stage we must actually get over in order to become the evolutionary impulse of the cosmos.

But the idea of a 'thinking Neanderthal' has become an evolutionary oxymoron on a par with 'military intelligence' and 'airline food'.