Sentence examples for evolution moves from inspiring English sources

The harsh truth is that evolution moves achingly slowly, despite the march of progress.

As "Evolution" moves through the history of the earth, the rocks on display give way to animals.

But more often artistic evolution moves gradually, tipping forward a little bit while, in this case, staying firmly and endearingly connected to the past.

In songbirds, evolution moves in fits and starts, a new study suggests.

Evolution can occur locally within a system by moving thermodynamically "uphill" (building the complex from simpler precursors) in one subsystem (e.g., a population of organisms) as long as an interlocking part of the system (e.g., the Sun) moves thermodynamically "downhill" at a significantly faster rate and magnitude than evolution moves uphill.

Later, as the size of the population increases and its gene pool gets better coadapted, the probability of the successful fixation of the novelties becomes lesser, and the rate of the visible evolution moves to zero.

Wright hurtled through the levels, evolution moving at hyperspeed as his creature acquired houses, tools, weapons, vehicles, and cities.

His belief that evolution moved in leaps -- in punctuated equilibrium, to use his phrase -- rather than slowly and continuously struck off far more heat than it might have if Mr. Gould had not reveled in the role of controversialist.

A lot more than just the curriculum needs to change to get this glacial evolution moving, and much of that will come about through the integration of support, ideas and resources from schools and places of further education, plus industry and the corporate world.

This presents the risk of leading the audience to interpret evolution moving teleologically towards a human being.

That's why Silverlight is so viral in its evolution, moving in the past few months from a radical challenge to a conservative fundamental.