Sentence examples for evolution back in from inspiring English sources

At that point, the National Science Foundation stepped in and funded an effort to get biologists to write biology textbooks and to put evolution back in.

When we published our first joint paper on human evolution back in early 1975 (Eldredge and Tattersall 1975), the world of human evolution was a very different place.

There's a fairly long history, actually, of pontiffs giving the OK to evolution: Pope Pius XII, who took over the post in 1939 and is now consecrated as a saint, reluctantly accepted evolution back in 1950, so long as the process of creating a soul was left to God.

Following the rate of evolution back in time, we found that the date of the MRCA was 1953.5 to 1959.3 for averaged jackknife and crude estimates, respectively (Table 3).

Instrumental in this technical evolution back then was Tatyana Grossman, who encouraged and guided him as he made prints at her workshop, Universal Limited Art Editions, on Long Island; he also began a long relationship with the Gemini G.E.L. workshop in Los Angeles, producing lithographs like the 1970 "Stoned Moon" series, with its references to the moon landing.

SARAH GREEN CARMICHAEL: Going back to the evolution thing, back in those caveman days, and you have someone who's really charismatic, is that automatically attractive?

When I first met Evolution Robotics back in 2008, it was on a tour hosted by Bill Gross at the Idealab offices.

But he says he is surprised that phonemes can be used to trace language evolution so far back in time and that over the course of tens of thousands of years phoneme diversities in far-flung areas of the world have not "drifted back to the sizes found in Africa" because cultural evolution of phonemes is "much faster than genetic evolution".

It also represents an interesting evolution for Scripps: back in 2007, in a moment of digital chicken that it lost, it spun off its Scripps Interactive division (full of hundreds of millions of dollars in acquired and homegrown assets) and remained E.W. Scripps the publishing company.

How far back in evolution does art go?

Q: So when you say evolution, were you looking back in those days at the poem as a fixed entity, or did you go back to manuscript?