Sentence examples for evolution of forms from inspiring English sources
Species counterpoint: Darwin and the evolution of forms.
"Species counterpoint: Darwin and the evolution of forms" Fourth International Research in Music Education Conference, Exeter, England, April 5-9 , 2005
In pursuit of consciousness, evolution of forms occurs in seven stages: stone or metal, vegetable, worm, fish, bird, animal, and human.
The program includes two recent works, "Migration" — a reflection on the evolution of forms — and "The Moroccan Project," a hyperkinetic work set to North African music, from Bedouin and Berber songs to Gnawan chants.
Wright's emphasis on "determining form by way of the nature of material" is one of the concepts that have inspired a new school of architects, who use computers to model the natural evolution of forms like trees, wings and shells, and incorporate them into their buildings.
The liberals' determination to preserve the special claims of Christianity in the face of doubts raised by Darwinism and the Higher Criticism is fully discussed, as is the evolution of forms of theism that found God revealed in many places besides Holy Writ.
Recent rapid advances in experimental biology have expanded the opportunity for interdisciplinary investigations of the evolution of form and function in non-traditional model species.
Prum argues that the spectacular physical and behavioral variety of avian beauty represents not just genetic fitness but also the evolution of form through the purely aesthetic choices of female birds.
Combining theories of applied mathematics, biophysics, and continuum mechanics, my lab has specialized in predicting the evolution of form and function in living structures using patient-specific custom-designed finite element models.
