Sentence examples for evolutionary guidance from inspiring English sources

Two key elements of evolutionary guidance media are discussed: a databank containing purposeful data from nine or more dimensions of human activity, and transception, the infusion of cyberception with qualities arising from mutual causality.

This paper presents evolutionary guidance media, a new model for media arising from evolutionary perspectives including systems science, humanistic, transpersonal and integral studies designed to promote planetary consciousness and give rise to an ecological spiritual integral mindset.

Here, as elsewhere, I learned that evolutionary theory provides no guidance when it comes to choosing the experimental designs.

Can we look to our evolutionary background for moral guidance, gaining insight into the content of morality in the normative sense (as claimed by proponents of prescriptive evolutionary ethics)?

We propose that CPA6 may be involved in the etiology of Duane syndrome through expression in a relevant chondrogenic condensation, but dysfunction of additional genes and/or evolutionary modification of axon guidance is required for the manifestation of a phenotype.

It relies on a code transformation that leads to an improved fitness landscape which provides better guidance to the evolutionary search.

The Fed would have an opportunity to discuss this in its upcoming policy meetings in the context of evolutionary steps to strengthen its forward policy guidance, an initiative that Yellen has spearheaded.

Particularly, it highlighted possible hyper mutability of genes involved in axonal guidance signalling perhaps suggesting some evolutionary plasticity in this pathway.

The majority of the axon guidance genes identified in C. elegans are evolutionary conserved, i.e. have homologs in other animals, including vertebrates.

It will be beneficial for academic researchers to apply various technology adoption and innovation diffusion models to analyze and forecast the evolutionary pattern of HFT, thus giving HFT practitioners useful guidance.

R. Vogel and J. Smeitink of The Nijmegen Centre for Mitochondrial Disorders (Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre, The Netherlands) provided commentary on the evolutionary genetics of mt Complex I. I. Logan provided instrumental guidance on analysis of mtDNA haplogroups in large public-access databases.