Sentence examples similar to evolutionary bent from inspiring English sources
Psychologists of a non-evolutionary bent sometimes profess themselves puzzled by the fact that once societies leave penury behind (the cited income level varies, but $10,000 per person per year seems about the mark), they do not seem to get happier as they get richer.That may be because incomes above a certain level are as much about status as about material well-being.
He describes bioarchaeology as "looking at people in an evolutionary context, with a biological bent".
Evolutionary;but revolutionary.
In this context, we propose the hypothesis of an vertebrate ancestral morphogenesis regulation system with independency between the pro-proliferation and anti-proliferation signals (as in thelodonts and sharks) explaining the ability to grow single-axis and bent-axis structures, and a later evolutionary event leading to the enamel knot system in the lineage leading to extant mammals (Fig. 9).
Bloom plots a course between a strictly evolutionary account of human pleasure and one with a more pronounced cultural bent.
Because the geometry of space and the gross evolutionary properties are uniquely defined in the Einstein de Sitter model, many people with a philosophical bent long considered it the most fitting candidate to describe the actual universe.
Her essay, "Bent Spines" (Feb.
Bent said: "It was laughable.
Kandisky has a literary bent.
