Sentence examples for evolution aimed at from inspiring English sources

In some cases, they have been considered important references, even through typological evolution aimed at combining traditional values with new needs and available techniques.

Team boss Tony Fernandes described the new car as an "evolution" aimed at "giving us a chance of continuing to make progress towards the teams ahead".

In a 2002, Mike Pence delivered a speech in the House of Representatives, a passionate repudiation of evolution aimed at continuing the common rhetorical device of evolution deniers: that evolution is just a theory and should be presented as such.

For a history of the cyborg-ruled posthuman perspective of "participatory evolution" or voluntary ruling of evolution aimed at removing "biological limitations" – leaving out Hayle's trepidation of the impact of biotechnology on the human race – see [57-59] [57-59]

The notion of evolvability as a selectable trait is in evident contradiction to the known efforts of evolution aimed at creating genetic stability of organisms and lineages [ 25].

> -wrap-foot> To investigate patterns of PS acting on both protein-coding and noncoding sequences, we applied different models of evolution aimed at comparing the nucleotide substitution rate in the region of interest with the neutral expectation.

In the last decades, there have been researches on development processes that focused on technological evolutions, aiming at anticipating future product releases.

In order to automatically estimate the parameters efficiently, the present work proposes a method, based on the differential evolution algorithm, aimed at the estimation of the electrical and mechanical parameters of three-phase induction motors.

If PayPal's evolution seems aimed at digital payment competitor Google Wallet, there's no doubt eBay Now poses a greater threat to Wal-Mart and Amazon.com.

A way to test the overall results would be through in vitro evolution experiments aimed at testing whether adaptation to low GC content provide folding advantage.

Concurrently, phylogenetic analyses using heterogeneous sequence evolution models aimed at determining the precise archaeal origin of the eukaryotic nucleocytoplasm have placed the root of the archaeal domain on the N. equitans branch or within the Euryarchaeota (Cox et al. 2008; Guy et al. 2014).