Sentence examples for evolution and evolution from inspiring English sources

That's evolution, and evolution is a fact.

He performed four pieces from his two latest albums, "Evolution" and "Evolution II" (Atlantic/WEA), albums that will remain important glimpses of a genius late in his career, and they were rethinkings of old work recorded with the quartet, shrunk to their essence, a powerful musical code.

Associated with the article are graphics: Fading Resistance to Evolution and Evolution and How the States Teach Evolution.

Given that debates over evolution and evolution education are overwhelmingly motivated by religion rather than science, and by individual beliefs rather than evidence, this human approach may be exactly what is required.

It was patterned after the Measurement of Acceptance of the Theory of Evolution (MATE) (Rutledge and Sadler 2007) in that it had similarly structured statements, it was scored on a Likert scale, and it targeted specific aspects of evolution including the age of the earth, human evolution, and evolution as an explanation for our current biodiversity.

Student variables addressed in the study included gender, ethnicity, grade level, and evolution knowledge self-rating, while teacher variables included gender, terminal degree, bachelor's degree major, years' teaching experience, college education evolution emphasis, hours dedicated to teaching evolution, and evolution knowledge self-rating.

The problem of concept evolution and feature evolution can be solved by finding out outliers from the data samples.

Concurrent variation within loci is extensive in the immune system, greatly reduced in both gene-based biological evolution and SCC evolution, and reduced even further in operant learning.

At any rate, we recommend splitting the GapC1 evolution and the host evolution of GapC1-containing lineages.

Fleming, L; McShea, DW, Drosophila mutants suggest a strong drive toward complexity in evolution., Evolution and Development, vol. 15 no. 1 (January, 2013), pp. 53-62 (Paper was written up in a Scientific American piece by Carl Zimmer. Attached)., [doi].

The case highlights the company's evolution through three lenses - its organizational evolution, community evolution, and technological evolution.