Sentence examples for evolutionary interpretation from inspiring English sources

In the biological interpretation, the numeric quantities which play a role analogous to "utility" in traditional game theory correspond to the fitness (typically Darwinian fitness) of individuals.[13] How does one interpret "fitness" in the cultural evolutionary interpretation?

2. Belsky, J, (1997) Attachment, mating and parenting: an evolutionary interpretation.

Nevertheless, an evolutionary interpretation might make it difficult to understand how the commonly gradual process of forgetting was selected for.

For example, Canadian American psychologist Steven Pinker, in his The Language Instinct (1994), gave the theory an evolutionary interpretation.

Skyrms (1996, chapter 5) gave an evolutionary interpretation of  David Lewis' (1969) model of rational selection of meaning conventions.

As noted previously, evolutionary game theoretic models may often be given both a biological and a cultural evolutionary interpretation.

Nevertheless, data should be interpreted cautiously to avoid biased evolutionary interpretations due to artificially recombinant molecules [ 23].

Regardless of the contending evolutionary interpretations, Chris Stringer, a paleoanthropologist at the Natural History Museum in London, who was not involved in the research, said the evidence from Border Cave provided "the clearest links yet found between Stone Age materials more than 20,000 years old and the culture of extant hunter-gatherers".

These observations, in the context of evolutionary interpretations, raised new questions and provoked new answers.

Formal evolutionary interpretations are offered, but these are reinterpreted with respect to the social and historical context of the time period.

Readers with strong philosophical interests may be especially concerned about evolutionary interpretations of intention, agency, or free will (at the psychological level).