Sentence examples for evolution to seek from inspiring English sources

Conditioned by evolution to seek pleasure where we find it, we are now in an environment that "bombards us with rewards that our bodies don't need and that do nothing to ensure our survival as a species".Countering that, he argues, will require people to restore the vigilance that their hunter-gatherer ancestors once displayed towards lethal risks.

Alu elements are one of the many different types of elements hidden within introns, which enable evolution to seek new solutions by creating alternative mRNA isoforms without destroying the primary mRNA isoform.

Evolution has primed humans to seek high status.

In fact, the cellular network evolution trend is always to seek for a trade-off between diverse performance metrics such as energy efficiency, packet delay, and user data rate.

The methodology relies on a robust optimization technique using genetic algorithms, which is a research tool based on the principle of Darwinian evolution that is used to seek an optimal solution to a problem having a large number of adjustable parameters.

Iran's students will continue to seek political evolution, one that is without violence and gradual, but certainly no less determined in its democratic aspirations.

Koenig suggests that the logical evolution of such research is to seek the place where religious beliefs originate in the brain; this nascent field is called "neurotheology".

"Natural interaction with the parent and objects in the world gives the child all the input that evolution has prepared the child to seek, accept and use to develop intuitive physics," vanMarle said.

Thus, we use the simplifying assumption of the strict MC and the unconstrained UPM as two alternative, extreme regimes of evolution and seek to determine which of these regimes yields a better fit to the genome-wide phylogenetic data.

That language had been in the standards for years, but it was eliminated by experts who prepared the new standards for board approval because it has become a banner for critics of Darwinian evolution who seek to exaggerate supposed weaknesses in the theory.

There has been an evolution, Mr. Malinowski said, from seeking engagement to seeking engagement with the threat of pressure to back it up.