Sentence examples for evolution of action from inspiring English sources

It's certainly an interesting document of its era, as a part of the evolution of action movies from the independent era of the 1970's to the controlled blockbusters of the '80s and '90s.

Postnatal evolution of action potential properties in substantia nigra pars compacta dopaminergic neurons.

4 Fluorescent voltage-sensitive dyes were first developed 30 years ago, 5 and recent advances in the molecular design of these dyes 6– 10 have made it possible to track the spatial evolution of action potentials.

On the other hand, we are also interested in characterizing the temporal evolution of the action.

The storylines may be a little too coincidental in the way the evolution of the action occurs, but overall, the movie keeps you waiting for the next event to happen.

We therefore argue that this mechanism can also explain the evolution of collective action, in which an individual's impact on the public good is always negligible (Olson 1965), and that it should be considered a form of group selection.

First, if altruistic punishment has played a key role in the evolution of collective action through cultural group selection, punishment of defecting group members should be more prevalent in between-group competitive settings.

Given the emphasis on between-group competition as a key to the evolution of collective action, and the emphasis on its effect on cooperation in social dilemmas, it is striking that much of the experimental evidence on the role of punishment in social dilemmas derives from single-group experiments.

When different activities have a similar Activity Area (e.g., a person walking and running), the Activity History Areas (AHAs) are used to discriminate between them, as they contain information about the temporal evolution of these actions.

The "Evolution Canyon" model is a "hot spot" of evolution in action of biodiversity, adaptation, and speciation across life and is appropriate for testing many mysteries of Evolutionary Biology caused by interslope divergent stresses at a microsite (fig. 6).

In the field of SLI, discovery of a mutation of the FOXP2 gene in one multigenerational family led to a fascinating series of studies exploring the gene's evolution and mode of action (see Fisher, 2007, for review and Konopka et al. 2009 for more recent work), but it has become clear that it is a rare cause of speech and language impairments (Newbury et al. 2002).