Sentence examples for complex life forms from inspiring English sources

Many prominent scientists have doubted natural selection as the designer of complex life forms.

"There are 30 complex life forms aboard this ship," a computerised voice clinically intones, "of which one is human".

Fifteen years later, new, more complex life forms like Facebook, Twitter and cloud computing continue to surprise us, layering on complexity in an evolutionary march that, as Kelly argues, seems an irresistible force.

It has been established that the Precambrian time occupies seven-eighths of geologic time, but the era is still poorly understood in comparison with the Phanerozoic Eon the span of time extending from about the beginning of the Cambrian Period to the Holocene Epoch during which complex life forms are known to have existed.

"The deep-water Avalon biota (about 579 to 565 million years old) is often regarded as the earliest-known fossil assemblage with macroscopic and morphologically complex life forms.

The response to statement 3 ('According to the second law of thermodynamics, complex life forms cannot evolve from simpler life forms') was somewhat less definitive.

Cells came together, and a complex life form developed with flesh and bones.

"There is one complex life form aboard the ship," chirps its AI.

You're OK. "There is one complex life form aboard the ship," chirps its AI.

All the high-energy, large, complex life-forms that now dominate the earth use mitochondria to burn their food.

So nasty, in fact, that animals and other complex life-forms might not have been able to survive.