"You have a sense when you hold one of these devices that you're grasping some distillation of human knowledge that represents centuries of evolution -- and here it is," he said.
And finally, after centuries of evolution, the spiked collar morphed into the metal and punk human fashion accessory we know today.
The history of centuries of evolution of our legal system shows that short run noise and emotion eventually give way to the view of Spinoza, Locke, and Jefferson: society can only really enforce those laws truly necessary to the survival of society.
The orchestra has arrived at this complement through centuries of evolution; the present size is needed to perform music from the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic, periods, as well as the varied repertoires that followed.
The rearrangements and nucleotide changes in the mitochondrial genome of the alloplasmic line that occurred in less than half a century was greater than the changes observed between mitochondrial genome of the T. turgidum and the T. aestivum which remained almost intact for 100 centuries of evolution.
After centuries of evolution, the inhabitants of the Eil Malk island Jellyfish Lake no longer sting – instead, they use their tentacles to farm algae.
This chapter presents that after two centuries of evolution, Stirling engine science still does not offer a step-by-step recipe for the design of a viable prime mover.
Further, the results from research on other sports involving less 'natural' types of locomotion for humans (cycling, skating) [14] [24] may not necessarily be extrapolated to the natural bipedal motion that humans have adopted over centuries of evolution.
In this sense, association mapping searches for variation in a much broader genetic context, enabling the exploitation of the diversity that is naturally present in a crop as a result of centuries of evolution [ 24].
