Sentence examples for evolutionary need from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's an evolutionary need, to deal with the unexpected.

It may be borne not out of romanticism but from the evolutionary need to survive.

This widening of axons may be driven by an evolutionary need to preserve the time it takes for a nerve impulse to cross the brain.

The art in ice age caves such as those in Niaux has the same qualities as the art of Rembrandt, Da Vinci and Picasso, and is as hard to reduce to a simple biological urge or obvious evolutionary need.

Given how much time people spend at work – no less than a third of their adult life – organizations are essential to fulfill this third evolutionary need, that is, the quest for meaning.

The research is in line with previous studies on the subject, and adds evidence to the theory that facial pareidolia emerged from an evolutionary need to recognize other friends – and foes – in a pinch.

These evolutionary needs may explain why children are drawn to natural environments and why we prefer nature to be part of our architecture.

This Darwinian take on office politics was first highlighted by the psychologist Robert Hogan, who observed that the universal dynamics underlying workplace relationships boil down to three basic evolutionary needs or "master motives". First, the need to get along, which promotes cooperation and makes us group-living animals.

QsarDB addresses such evolutionary needs very well via the cargo extension mechanism.

The company is on a firmer footing, identifying evolutionary needs in a proactive manner instead of being consistently reactive, and forging new and enduring client relationships.

Employing RPF-EHRs for epidemiological purposes will certainly be a driving force in defining evolutionary needs at source and notably in adding metadata.