Sentence examples for evolution of new concepts from inspiring English sources
Scientific knowledge develops through the evolution of new concepts, and this process is usually driven by new methodologies that provide previously unavailable observation.
This paradox, that nature solved by evolution for biological receptors, needs to be addressed by the implementation of new concepts in molecular imprinting of proteins.
This work shows that a lot has to be expected from a revision of the Schistes Lustrés lithostratigraphy in the light of the new concepts of the evolution of the OCT domains.
The hybrid concept is rooted in the biological evolution of new traits based on the combination of desired traits in individual species.
As he ponders the connections between energy, information, organisation, reproduction and evolution of new constraints, he spells out his own intuitions while admitting: "I find it delightful that we hardly have the concepts to state these issues".
Stockhausen heralded a new era of sounds, creative strategies, and aesthetic concepts that defined vast stretches of the contemporary classical canon and offered fresh paths for the continued evolution of new music.
We propose refinements to the co-evolution model, and suggest relevant new concepts of 'default' and 'surprise' problem/solution spaces.
The present work analyzes, for the first time, the evolution of this new PT concept across 30 Chinese cities where CB systems are currently in operation or under construction.
Appreciating the functional significance of repetitive DNA provides new concepts of genome organization and genome reorganization in evolution.
To help evaluate how protein function impacts on genome evolution, we introduce a new concept of 'architecture plasticity potential' – the capacity to form distinct domain architectures – both for an individual domain, or more generally for a set of domains grouped by shared function.
