America's evolution is an example.
His evolution is an interesting one, on its own terms and in a larger sense.
A dismissal of evolution is an integral part of this general attitude.
ESTONIAN engineer and entrepreneur Jann Tallinn:"Evolution is an optimisation process".
You quote schools minister Diana Johnson, who says: "Learning about evolution is an important part of science education".
Show business, like evolution, is an inexorable and unforgiving process: those who fail to adapt are doomed to extinction.
Whichever interpretation you favor, the Post-it's evolution is an unusually constructive example of the blurring of design and invention.
Johnson said: "Learning about evolution is an important part of science education, and pupils already learn about it at secondary school.
Evolution is an opportunistic process - species change over time, but only some of these changes prove to be advantageous to an organism's survival.
To refute the creationists, who like to dismiss evolution as "just a theory," he keeps insisting that evolution is an undeniable fact.
But Johnson stumbles when he suggests that the Dalai Lama's hypothesis of "hidden causality" in evolution is an assertion of religious dogmatism.
