Sentence examples for conceptualization of evolution from inspiring English sources

Scholars call the latter "theory of evolution," whose epistemological beginning is attributed to the mid and late 1800s, and to Charles Darwin and Alfred R. Wallace as main contributors to the conceptualization of evolution at the mechanistic level (=natural selection).

Wright never accepted Fisher's conceptualization of evolution.

One only has to look at the changing conceptualization of evolution since it was postulated first by Charles Darwin.

The heteropathogenicity of E. coli O2 H6 has multiple implications for our conceptualization of bacterial evolution and pathogen emergence.

As Darwin's theory of evolution introduced history into the conceptualization of biology, Samuel Alexander (1859 1938), Henri Bergson (1859 1941), and C. Lloyd Morgan (1852 1936) introduced development into the ways in which all of physical reality was conceptualized.

Embedded in this definition are several key points related to the evolution of the conceptualization of KT as described above.

The survey revealed good knowledge of the concept of evolution: the evolutionary process was perceived as a phenomenon requiring the conceptualization of 'deep time', in which natural history and human history do not coincide (Rossi 1984;Gee 1999).

JA: Conceptualization of the idea and development of manuscript.

A significant finding of this research concerns the evolution of the public conceptualization of nuclear waste during 1945 1969.

We consider force-dynamic reasoning models to be one likely explanation for the naïve conceptualization of pressure as a causal agent in evolution (Talmy 1988; Pinker 2009: Chapter 4).

This is proof of evolution.