Sentence examples for evolution of character from inspiring English sources
"The evolution of character is not a game of one-upmanship.
What one remembers is not dialogue or the evolution of character but brilliantly orchestrated scenes, detached and nearly emblematic in their simplicity.
Thomas Pitt, the Bow Street policeman who gives focus to the swirling evolution of character and event in this series, ventures into the world of spiritualism when, on the eve of a critical parliamentary election, the wife of the Liberal candidate is implicated in the murder of a clairvoyant.
Accepting yourself fully, both the good and the more transformable pieces, opens up the space for a deeper evolution of character.
The findings presented here integrate molecular phylogeny and the evolution of character traits to infer the presence or absence of the venom apparatus in the Terebridae.
This relationship between female size and offspring morph determination – in which smaller females produce mostly omnivores, which likely mature as smaller females that produce mostly omnivores in the next generation – could produce a self-reinforcing, epigenetic cycle that accelerates the evolution of character displacement and population divergence (see [10] for a more detailed discussion).
The CI is the primary measure of how well a parsimony tree fits the pattern of evolution of characters.
After refining a hypothesis about the evolutionary relationships or the evolution of characters of interest, students present their hypothesis in the form of a research paper.
This approach can also be used to study the evolution of characters in specific clades, and it is easily applied to lessons on animal or plant physiology (Baum and Offner 2008).
Within this clade Demospongiae s.s., ceractinomorphs and tetractinomorphs are polyphyletic, implying homoplastic evolution of characters such as reproductive strategies (viviparity vs. oviparity) and skeleton architecture (reticulate vs. radiate).
And as we continue to experience firsts, black women have in a sense gone through an evolution of characters on television, from invisible, to perfect, to sassy, to imperfect and real.
