Sentence examples for evolution design from inspiring English sources
It is against this opposition that Philip Kitcher writes "Living with Darwin: Evolution, Design, and the Future of Faith".
The paper is concerned with evolution design concept of energy accounting intelligent systems.
For him, "the debate over evolution, design, creation, supernatural intelligence, etc., is not a scientific question in the first place but the collision of worldviews, the confrontation of materialism and idealism," he says.
Our work suggests structural measures of fold polarity that appear to be correlated with innovability, thereby providing new insights regarding protein evolution, design, and engineering.
We employed an experimental evolution design, using a nematode, Caenorhabditis remanei, that allowed us to disentangle the effects of mortality rate (high versus low) and mortality source (random versus condition dependent).
Based on the analysis of function requirement models of previous products and the application of technology system evolution laws of the Theory of Innovative Problem Solving (TRIZ), the customer requirements could be evolved from existing product designs, through modifying the functional requirement unit and confirming the direction of evolution design.
This designs enzymes in the way that normal evolution designs organisms.
Eleven NBA teams have played nine matches in the UK and Silver insists these games were part of an "evolution" designed to see a "European division" established.
"Maybe evolution designed most of the basic folds that proteins could use a long time ago, and the major advances in the last 400 million years have been to figure out how to shuffle those in interesting ways.
According to Raymond and Lorna Coppinger, the grubby mongrel is doing what evolution designed it for.The main theme of "Dogs" is that the species was not, as widely thought, domesticated by man, but domesticated itself.
Instead of memory and a few calculating elements, evolution designed every little bit of it to be hideously complex," says Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft and main benefactor of the Allen Institute for Brain Science.
