Sentence examples for evolutionary contexts from inspiring English sources

One of the key issues in evolutionary contexts is the relationship between functional explanation ("teleology") and causal-mechanistic explanation (Wouters 2005).

The models discussed herein are applied to specific evolutionary contexts in various ways that simplify the complexity inherent in evolving populations.

Such studies over the past three decades—of chimps and bonobos, macaques and meerkats, bees, wasps and ants, Belding ground squirrels and sticklebacks, vampire bats and naked mole rats, and more have greatly enhanced our knowledge of the biology and evolutionary contexts of ethics.

In this paper, we discuss the structure of the course, metaphor and the evolved process of understanding metaphors, the conceptual tools needed to analyze metaphors critically in their textual and evolutionary contexts, and examples of how those conceptual tools were applied to the analysis of texts.

These aspects may open the way to a new understanding not only of symbioses, but also the interactions between diverse organisms in various evolutionary contexts.

Phylogenetic informativeness ably predicted gene performance in all data sets, encompassing diverse evolutionary contexts.

Dabbs places the issues in an evolutionary context.

Anyone who has read any of Damasio's previous three books will find Self Comes to Mind retreading some familiar territory, though here set in a firmly evolutionary context.

Also, he encountered the Fuegians in Chile, directly influencing the way he would, later on, explain humans within the evolutionary context he developed".

Through their discovery and description, Brygomophyseter, Zygophyseter, Acrophyseter, and Livyatan have fleshed out the wider evolutionary context for the extant sperm whale.

"At a basic level, one wants to know when and where transformations occurred so one can put them into their appropriate evolutionary context," Dr. Lieberman said.