Sentence examples for evolution of the great from inspiring English sources

The present paper describes qualitative and quantitative investigations of the evolution of the Great Yarmouth sandbanks.

The tale is as dramatic as the traditional account of the evolution of the great French Gothic cathedrals.

The gene, known as the ASPM gene, has been under steady selective pressure throughout the evolution of the great apes, a group that includes orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees and humans, Dr. Lahn and colleagues say in an article being published today in the journal Human Molecular Genetics.

Although it's not yet clear whether the acquired genes were ultimately beneficial or harmful, the finding strengthens the idea that such cross-species mating played an important role in the evolution of the great apes.

The evolution of the great concrete jungle hinges on transportation.

Junot Díaz, National Book Award finalist for This Is How You Lose Her and Pulitzer Prize-winner for The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, joins me on the last Moyers & Company of 2012 to discuss the evolution of the great American story and how straddling two different cultures affects his perspective.

Understanding such primitively eusocial species is crucial, Gadagkar argues, if we are to understand the evolution of the greater degrees of sociality found in other wasp species and in ants, termites, and bees.

So, in a sense, the characters organisms possess are something like tags indicating who their ancestors were, and scientists increase the likelihood that they have reconstructed an accurate evolutionary tree by finding the tree that best explains the evolution of the greatest number of characters.

As a means of biotic evolution on the Greater Antilles, the GAARlandia hypothesis allows for a combination of overland dispersal and subsequent vicariance and can be tested with the help of time calibrated phylogenies and fossils.

That tiny bit of obscure LA trivia provides a sense of reassurance that this giant building – the tallest west of the Mississippi – is part of the natural evolution of this great city.

The faster or more disruptive the evolution of technology, the greater the challenge for any one company to control it.