Sentence examples for directions in the evolution of from inspiring English sources
New directions in the evolution of an organism start with a population of variably responsive, developmentally plastic mechanisms [ 75].
Understanding past domestications is an exciting area of interdisciplinary investigation, between archaeologists and plant scientists, which may offer insights relevant to future directions in the evolution of crops under human manipulation.
Cultural Materialism says that there is a direction in the evolution of our species.
By contrast, he observes that the prohibitionist urge actually triggered a great resurgence in pub design and building: when the state began to run the brewing and pub industry in Carlisle in 1916, "it permitted unhampered experiments in many directions, but especially in the evolution of the public house".
Here, following an overview of tissue auto-/allo-transplantation, we discuss the recent trends and advances as well as the challenges and future directions in the evolution and application of human-derived biomaterials for reconstructive surgery and tissue engineering.
Foam specimens were compressed at slow displacement rates along the rise and transverse directions and the evolution of crushing in the specimens was monitored using X-ray tomography.
They point us in the direction of the evolution of the structural state of the system when it is tending to the equilibrium state.
The RAISE Act is a step in the right direction for the evolution of secondary markets.
These approaches may prove to be equally powerful in investigating evolution in the other direction, the evolution of sustainable feral populations from domesticated species.
Thus, in Fig. 4a, for instance, the ground truth is represented by the solid line, and the arrows represent the direction of the evolution of the data in the ground truth where the cluster is shrinking.
Pagel et al. [ 17] take a first step in this direction by studying the evolution of protein-protein interaction networks in fungi.
