Sentence examples for easy to evolve from inspiring English sources
Primitive multicellularity may have been fairly easy to evolve.
However, it is not easy to evolve hardware efficiently and effectively, so many challenges continue to exist when trying to solve problems.
Perhaps, in another form on another world, intelligence would be as easy to evolve as flight on ours.
Since the previous fitness curves implied that the Non-Hebbian LTP synapses were relatively easy to evolve we examined whether this parameter was essential for evolving these synapses.
But it is difficult to put much faith in this prediction unless the imprinting mechanisms are known to be very simple and easy to evolve.
Indeed, it has even been suggested that such constraints would be more easy to evolve at the transcriptional rather than the translational level [ 14].
"This finding shows it's much easier to evolve this virus to an extremely dangerous state where it can be transmitted in aerosols than anybody had recognized," he said.
Pidgies and Wheedles are the easiest to evolve — so don't pass them up!
In contrast, the combination of several less complex data formats makes the required software more modular, maintainable and easier to evolve.
One of them is to reverse-engineer it, but I think it would be far easier to evolve a circuit or architecture that could become conscious.
Thus, positive-plus-negative oscillators appear to be more robust and easier to evolve, rationalizing why they are found in contexts like heartbeats and cell cycles [22].
