Sentence examples for catching evolution from inspiring English sources

CATCHING evolution in action is hard.

"It's perhaps catching evolution in action".

However, catching evolution in the act is difficult.

As I've already said – and I'm even starting to bore myself now – the answer isn't censorship (which won't work), but rather in our social evolution catching up with the state of technology.

This is clearly mainstream politics catching up with a major evolution in public opinion.

In the oceans, we drive the evolution of small-bodied fish by catching the big ones.

The gregarious are therefore at greater risk than the lonely of catching viruses, and Dr Cole thus suggests that past evolution has created a mechanism (the details of which remain unclear) which causes white cells to respond appropriately.

"Cloud-based collaboration is redefining business network innovation, and we are catching this wave in the early stage of its evolution.

The year 2009 has seen the publication of a plethora of review articles on the subject of evolution and speciation, which have allowed me to start catching up on these vast subjects, and to mature my reflections on the mechanisms involved in speciation.

Instead, we admire the evolution of the fabric, the back and forth of competitors catching up and falling behind each other.

Design of proteins has far-reaching potentials in diverse areas that span repurposing of the protein scaffold for reactions and substrates that they were not naturally meant for, to catching a glimpse of the ephemeral proteins that nature might have sampled during evolution.