Sentence examples for evolutionary chart from inspiring English sources

This is Jay London, a comic whose best-known joke is, "You might recognize me, I'm the fourth guy from the left on the evolutionary chart".

He has been developing the same bag since 2006, so several models were displayed along one wall, like an evolutionary chart.

David McWilliams, head of wealth management transformation at UBS Wealth Management, sees it as the next point on an evolutionary chart.

He walks with his hands dangling at his sides, like a sullen child, and he slumps his shoulders forward while leaning oddly backward like a figure on the left side of man's evolutionary chart, or like a tranquillized Groucho Marx.

BURKHARD BILGER: It is wrong, and the misconception has been reinforced by the old evolutionary chart, which shows monkeys growing into apes, growing into Neanderthals, growing into humans — getting taller and sleeker the whole time.

Jay London, a final-10 comic with an unusual appearance and a self-deprecating act to go with it ("You might recognize me; I'm the fourth guy from the left on the evolutionary chart," goes one of his jokes), had a simple summary of what the show's exposure means: "Everything that any comedian could hope for, it is".

Pang et al. (2014b) obtained the evolutionary charts of TOC of carbonate source rocks based on the hydrocarbon expulsion threshold theory through simulation by using the material balance method (Fig. 42).

Frogdesign founder Hartmut Esslinger's fingerprints are all over those early, iconic designs, and in a new book called Design Forward, he reveals some concepts for Apple computers and tablets that never made it to market, but that would seem perfectly at home in evolutionary charts depicting the design history of the iPad, iMac and other modern Apple products.

An evolutionary route chart of the entire YidC/Oxa/Alb3 family is proposed mainly based on the results of our study.

It's a recondite work of evolutionary history charting the development of humankind through a scholarly examination of our ability to cooperate as a species.

Fig. 14 Augier's botanical tree, first published in 1801 Fig. 15 Hitchcock's non-evolutionary paleontological chart drawn in 1840.