Sentence examples for durable unit from inspiring English sources
Over time, if things went well, our intelligence and identity might be coaxed into leaving behind the old brain and taking refuge in a more durable unit (which would be attached to the robot body mentioned earlier).
As we discussed in this article, the species was usually seen as the durable unit driving branching at all levels, but the existence of multiple evolutionary levels and mechanisms violates this assumption.
If species are the durable unit of biology, and if natural selection quickly molds genes to current utility, then most genes should diverge at the time of speciation events, given views like Mayr's.
GoPro, with its blocky but durable units, has become the go-to for any situation where you wouldn't want to risk the family camera or smartphone, but you really still want video.
(iv) "The durable units of evolution are species... ........ -Makes no real sense – see above.
The durable units of evolution are species, and within them the organisms, organs, cells, and molecules, which are characteristic of the species.
Thus mid-20th Century biology usually assumed that species were the durable units of evolution while organs, genes, and cells evolved to match the functional demands placed on those species (Fig. 1A).
Is Lagos a coherent, durable social unit?
So, he could have added, are rats.Not that he would have, because his "city" was the little city-state, the polis, of ancient Greece, usually fed by its own hinterland, filthy, mostly ill-built and unpaved, but (except for its slaves) a coherent, durable social unit.
To minimize the adverse impact of working on an unfamiliar device such as a computer keyboard, a durable response unit with nine buttons is placed over the keyboard (pictured in Anger et al. 1996).
