Sentence examples for evolution to keep from inspiring English sources

Put it this way: if panic attacks were designed by evolution to keep us safe from external enemies, channelling adrenalin to the heart, brain and muscles as a "fight or flight" response, then as we've evolved into modern humans, they have become the enemies.

Gillman says that if plants in warmer climates evolve more quickly, mammals living there will also have to speed up their evolution to keep pace with their food's rapidly adapting defenses.

But that took place over hundreds of thousands of years, they point out, and the climate is now changing too quickly for evolution to keep up.

If the signals that we're picking up from others are cold, dismissive, or threatening, that system sets off an inner alarm that is followed by a cascade of mind-body responses honed by eons of evolution to keep us from being harmed.

Accessibility means that the benchmark has to be publicly available, solvability to set the level of the task on suitable level (not too difficult, not hoo hard), independence to guarantee that the benchmark has not been developed with tools to be tested, and evolution to keep the benchmark up-to-date during time.

In responding both to friends and enemies of Darwin's evolution, Wright sought to keep clear the minimal meaning of natural selection in scientific terms.

There's also that major, looming question: What if evolution is right to keep our lifespans shorter?

Evolution will tend to keep the expression level and specific activity in a certain region where two conditions hold.

Yet, as social animals, we have relied on the evolution of altruistic traits to keep communities together.

After three hours of contentious debate, the Hawaii Board of Education voted unanimously to keep evolution as the only theory of human origin taught in the state's classrooms.

When BMW granted the boxers a stay of execution, the company knew that an electromechanical evolution would be needed to keep up with the abundant competition.