Sentence examples for evolutionary moment from inspiring English sources

It's a real evolutionary moment, that, when they crawl out of the water.

But it is Schumacher who gives the Huskies the potential to be truly great and to provide an evolutionary moment for the women's game.

It represents an evolutionary moment of self-recognition on the part of the tech world of its absurdities, as well as elevating Silicon Valley to touchstone status.

In the 150 years since its discovery in Germany, Archaeopteryx has perched high on the avian family tree as the earliest and most primitive bird, somewhere near the evolutionary moment when some dinosaurs gave rise to birds.

The crucial evolutionary moment was the introduction of the incest taboo, which obliged men to exchange their sisters and daughters with other men in order to acquire wives for themselves and their sons.

In Wives and Lovers he catches, without irony, the evolutionary moment just before – to borrow a couple of characters from Mad Men – the husband-chasing secretary Joan Holloway gave way to the independence-seeking copywriter Peggy Olsen: "Day after day there are girls at the office / And men will always be men / Don't send him off with your hair up in curlers / You may not see him again..."...

We have recently demonstrated that chromosomal regions enriched in certain types of functions have arisen at determinate evolutionary moments and have maintained since then in the genomes along the evolution [ 5].

Imagine, for a moment, evolutionary history from the point of view of a spider.

Among its most spectacular triumphs is the treatment of a key moment in evolutionary history: the impact of a comet in what is now the Gulf of Mexico off the Yucatán Peninsula.

According to the scientists, whose study appears today in the US journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the finding suggests some human traits only emerged 1m years ago, a fleeting moment on evolutionary scales.

For simulations, by contrast, "the only way to see what happens is to run the model and evolve it there is no shortcut".For the moment, then, evolutionary economics remains a niche pursuit, not the intellectual revolution Mr Beinhocker predicts and hopes for.