One of the cornerstones of development project operation is openness.
As Wilson (2005) notes, correctly understanding adaptation is a cornerstone of understanding evolution.
By allowing the analysis of artefacts in a non-invasive and non-destructive way, the external beam represents the cornerstone of this evolution.
Natural selection proposed by Darwin and Wallace was "a truly revolutionary concept, having never before been suggested by any philosopher" and became the "cornerstone of the modern interpretation of evolution" according to (Mayr 2001, p.115).
Huxley would make advocacy of evolution a cornerstone of the program of the X Club to reform and professionalise science by displacing natural theology with naturalism and to end the domination of British natural science by the clergy.
Here, we present the cornerstone of this program, "Evolution for Everyone," an introductory-level, general education course with an academically diverse student population.
In Haeckel's book of 1866 two new areas of research, phylogenetics and evolutionary embryology, were founded; Mayr's monograph of 1942 became one of the cornerstones of the Synthetic theory of Biological Evolution.
Students are expected to gain a solid understanding about the forces of evolution early in the course, as evolutionary theory forms the cornerstone of later discussions about human evolution, variation, and adaptation.
Population genetics is intimately bound up with the study of evolution and natural selection, and is often regarded as the theoretical cornerstone of modern Darwinism.
In the specific case of evolution education, evolution as a theory needs to be more effectively taught as the cornerstone of modern biology, not as an optional adjunct.
