Sentence examples for books on the evolution from inspiring English sources
Robert Bernell, the founder of the Hong Kong-based Timezone 8, which has been at the forefront of publishing books on the evolution of contemporary Chinese art, said a new generation of Chinese artists reaching back into classical Chinese civilization for inspiration reflected the expanding range of freedoms that mark the post-Mao era.
Many books on the evolution of morality are now available for the general reader.
She is the Chief Scientific Advisor to the Internet dating site Chemistry.com (a division of Match.com), has conducted extensive research, written six books on the evolution and future of human love, human sexuality, marriage, gender differences in the brain, as well as how your personality type shapes who you are and who you love.
It would seem that such an extensive book on the evolution of primary sexual characters in animals would include one of the most interesting animals: ourselves.
Dr. Bobbi S. Low, a biologist at the University of Michigan and author of a new book on the evolution of human sexual behavior, "Why Sex Matters" (Princeton University Press), said the Chicago biologists' work "is fabulous for its connection of genetic evidence on the intensity of sexual selection to things we already knew from physical and behavioral data".
Mr Khurana, who is now writing a book on the evolution of management as a profession, points out that a growing proportion of business folk now have an MBA (see chart 3)—as indeed does President George Bush.But the MBA has few of the characteristics of professional training seen in qualifications in, say, law, medicine, auditing or accountancy.
During his fellowship, he will be completing a book project on the evolution of the Vietnam National Assembly since 1986, which he compares to the Chinese National People's Congress.
Sieverts is also known for his 1997 book Zwischenstadt - on the evolution of once-compact cities into diffuse webs of development clusters and all that means for society - and its 2003 English translation, Cities Without Cities (Rutledge).
This book focuses on the evolution of procedural reforms in various jurisdictions and the ongoing transformation of national civil justice systems.
Professor Polenc (1981) writes in his book Man, On the Evolution Trail: Brodar was digging throughout the school holidays with insufficient financial support, in very difficult conditions and with modest resources.
