Sentence examples for cultural abilities from inspiring English sources

Biologists, psychologists, and anthropologists have now begun to systematically investigate the underlying processes and the ultimate products of culture across a diversity of species, comparing and contrasting mechanistic and functional elements of both animal and human culture to uncover how and why cultural abilities evolved [9], [13].

The study of the biogeography of large mammals may contribute to the understanding of human evolution, dispersal and technological or cultural abilities.

Is there evidence of intentional acoustic design in Chavín architecture, and what would it imply for ancient cultural abilities and political strategies?

How does this relate to its diet and cultural abilities.

"We don't have any resources other than the cultural abilities and imagination of our residents," he explains.

"However, great apes do not have the cognitive and techno- cultural abilities to [modify their infants' skulls]." Human brains began to grow particularly large, and human infant skulls became particularly pliable, about 2 million years ago.

It seems that our technology has not only outstripped our biology (see above comment), but it is going beyond our cultural ability to control it.

This then sets up the technological and cultural ability to allow employees to work from anywhere – be that at home, on a train, in a coffee shop and so on.

"They fundamentally need to have an internal cultural ability to open up and to be able to interact with these startups," he said.

Owning the most innovative product in the world has little real value without the cultural ability to absorb, institutionalize and deploy that product.

(The local students get separate opportunities to develop their own cross-cultural abilities).