Sentence examples for evolutionary accomplishments from inspiring English sources

Many of these early theories depicted collective behaviour as an atavism, in which the evolutionary accomplishments of civilization were stripped away and human behaviour returned to an earlier stage of development.

"Given the repeated origins of red coloration among birds, and the frequent involvement of red coloration in sexually-selected traits, this contribution towards a mechanistic understanding of red coloration is a major accomplishment", said evolutionary geneticist Christopher Balakrishnan, an assistant professor at East Carolina University, who was not involved with either study.

But so far at least, "the accomplishments have been minimal," said Francisco Alaya, an evolutionary biologist at the University of California, Irvine.

The paper will summarize important accomplishments to-date, of neurocomputing, fuzzy logic, and evolutionary search, including immune network modeling, in the field of multidisciplinary aerospace design.

But the crowning accomplishment has been to construct the Tree of Life an evolutionary project Darwin dreamed about over a century ago.

Evolutionary biologist Suzanne Estes is so modest that it's easy to overlook her accomplishments.

In addition, the performer Anna Deavere Smith will do a portrait of Edward O. Wilson, the evolutionary biologist and two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner; the gala is honoring both his accomplishments and 80th birthday.

An evolutionary approach to psychology is now mainstream, and Wilson is broadly respected for his scientific accomplishments, his environmental activism, and the scope and productivity of his work, which includes an autobiography and a best-selling novel, ­"Anthill".

My accomplishments.

Those were decent accomplishments.

"What's her accomplishments?