Sentence examples for evolution beyond the from inspiring English sources
The LES model explicitly broadens the conceptual framework of landscape evolution beyond the traditional dialectics.
Here we take an encompassing perspective, transcending the orthodoxy of molecular carcinogenesis and review mechanisms of somatic evolution beyond the Neo-Darwinian scheme.
Indeed many people viewed Stravinsky's evolution beyond the Rite as a betrayal of both his Slavic roots and modernistic genius, so the question can be posed in all earnestness: did Stravinsky himself survive the Rite?
More massive stars may undergo a further stage of evolution beyond the neutron star: they may collapse to a black hole, in which the gravitational force is so strong that even light cannot escape.
With their emphasis upon geolocated data, virtual globes represent the next evolution beyond the traditional web browser by allowing one to define how, where, and when various data are displayed and dynamically updated.
Similarly some of Guardiola's most inventive work has come with his defence, from Carles Puyol and Gerard Piqué to Jérôme Boateng, given licence at times to pump long lofted passes forward from the back, another note of evolution beyond the pure possession fetish of his early years.
We also find evidence for alternative trajectories of color term evolution, beyond those considered in the standard theories.
It remains an open and intriguing question to what extent the BBB model applies to other transitions in biological evolution beyond those discussed above, e.g., the emergence of animal phyla during (or before) the Cambrian explosion, and what would be the mechanisms underpinning the inflationary phase for these transitions.
The word "Broadcasting" is also being dropped to reflect the company's evolution beyond TV into a multimedia content company.
What selective pressures do pathological immune responses exert on the trajectory of parasite virulence evolution, beyond those exerted by protective immunity?
This was a study of evolution beyond "survival of the fittest"; bringing geology and geography into the mix, and examining islands' specialised eco-systems.
