What some might draw from it, however, is to hope for judges and policy-makers who are open to changing circumstances, mind-changing experiences, the evolution of human events, new evidence and information, and a temperment that is willing to question old assumptions.
Just as the recent overhaul of the venerable "Joy of Cooking" reflects the changing culinary landscape, the evolution of the "Walk Book" traces the shifting boundaries of the region's wilderness.
A major focus of this work is on the development of paleomagnetic and rock magnetic data sets, often from stratigraphic sequences, in order to test hypotheses about changing paleogeography and the evolution of the geomagnetic field.
While some case studies may show clear signatures of changing nutrition on the evolution of nutrient use and life-history traits, it is important to note that nutrient use is a composite trait driven by, and interacting with, a multitude of loci and metabolic pathways, highlighting the potential for complex and rapid evolutionary consequences of alterations to nutrient supply.
Does a changing genetic template accompany the evolution of human social institutions, from male hierarchies to conjugal bonding, to egalitarianism, to the hierarchies of modern societies?
The dynamically changing activity profiles reflect the evolution of temperature profiles and product compositions with only minor deviations.
Piggybacking on her seminal work, "Changing New York," which documented the evolution of the city's streets in the 1930's, Mr. O'Neal has been chronicling changes on the Lower East Side, taking 4,500 photos since 1986.
The art world, which is rooted in tradition, is changing with tech encouraging the evolution of this sphere and how people interact with art.
In evaluating these early developmental stages (e.g., the blastula) for relative resistance to aggressive environmental conditions, there is also a stage-dependent susceptibility (Bustuoabad et al. 1977) that potentially reflects changing environmental conditions during the evolution of multicellular life forms in the anoxic Earth.
Very few managers thrive at the very top for more than a decade: it is an emotionally and psychologically gruelling profession and football is always changing; the process of perpetual evolution is draining.
