Sentence examples for evolutionary growth from inspiring English sources

"It will look like evolutionary growth of what was there, like a building that grew up," Mr. Straci said.

A. The standard explanation is that the evolutionary growth of the human cranium outstripped the size and configuration of the human birth canal, especially the passage through the pelvis (which had to remain narrow so that people could walk on two feet), creating a uniquely difficult job.

Therefore, the entrepreneur is a disruptor leading to long-run evolutionary growth (Schumpeter 1934).

That evolutionary growth spurt took place in the next period of Earth's history, the Oligocene.

But Nintendo no doubt hit the fast-forward button on the system's evolutionary growth cycle; expect the Wii U shown at this year's E3 to be a mature device.

In this model, evolutionary growth of structures is classified into different-size zones 1 3, 5 20, 20 40, 50 200 and 200 400 nm.

Pedagogy has to evolve to include new uses of the technology: it is a co-evolutionary growth of the five DDD elements together.

And the landscape surveyed is remarkable, touching on emotion, sensation, evolutionary development, biological growth, neurotransmitters, even recent research into cyborglike innovations that merge brain and machine.

This rapid body size increase resulted from an evolutionary increase in growth rate compared to relatively small basal sauropodomorphs such as Plateosaurus (Sander et al., 2004).

These island dwarfs are informative for the evolution of body size changes in sauropods because they show that the decrease in body size evolved through a decrease in growth rate (Sander et al., 2006; Stein et al., in press), the reverse of what is seen in the evolutionary increase in growth rate leading to the first large sauropods (Sander et al., 2004).

In addition, this concept may better account for the evolutionary emergence of growth-factor dependence in cells of metazoans.