Sentence examples for eons of evolution from inspiring English sources

The human brain has been shaped by eons of evolution to make immediate sense of its surroundings.

But how to journey reliably at maturity from rat to cat, when eons of evolution have hammered into rats a keen aversion to the sight and smell of live cats?

"God does not smash in from outside to overthrow creatures, to put out of gear the order of nature that God has over eons of evolution brought to its present state," Henderson said.

Eons of evolution have provided us with the perfect protuberance for effective inter-car communication.

"What we are doing today does not support our eons of evolution," said Heath Reed, a licensed massage and yoga therapist who practices in Phoenix.

Termites have benefited from eons of evolution to tweak and refine the simple rules they use to get the job done, Korb said.

Intriguingly, the hormone was exactly the same, structurally, in both mice and people – a finding suggesting that it is biologically vital, Dr. Spiegelman points out, since otherwise it would not have been preserved nearly unchanged through eons of mammalian evolution.

The answer is that over eons of co-evolution, dogs probably insinuated themselves into human society by co-opting the behavior and the neural machinery that draw humans together in tight pair-bonds.

These latest shoes are a result of 40 years of sneaker culture, an eon of human evolution and the eureka moment of a track-and-field star turned Nike designer named Tobie Hatfield.

Pp. 423-436 in P.A. Johnston and J.W. Haggart (eds)., Bivalves: An Eon of Evolution-Paleobiological StuD. Newellring Norman D. Newell.

Like many other natural wonders, the human mind is something of a bag of tricks, cobbled together over the eons by the forsightless process of evolution by natural selection.