Sentence examples for evolutionary norm from inspiring English sources

Immunologically speaking, the farming Amish and farmers generally may more closely resemble an evolutionary norm for our species.

Obviously the size difference in our own species is modest, so some anthropologists may emphasise pair bonds while others argue for a more fluid serial monogamy, but in both cases the presumed evolutionary norm is not extreme polygamy.

The implications of these deviations from the evolutionary norm for the development of "inequality acceptance" remain to be seen.

This is far outside of evolutionary norms for humans, and has serious consequences for our health.

"In the present program, evolutionary advances are the norm, and revolutions are less likely to be fostered than they should be," the report said.

When it comes to feeding the newborn, human milk is, from an evolutionary perspective, the biological norm, the time-tested standard of care.

Experiments designed to examine the evolutionary roots of social norms are also suggestive.

Evolutionary explanations of social norms have the virtue of making their value commitments explicit and also of showing how other normative commitments (such as fair division in certain bargaining situations, or cooperation in the prisoner's dilemma) may be derived from the principled action of boundedly rational, self-interested agents.

On his account, the content of public reason is given determinate content not by philosophical argument, nor necessarily by deliberation amongst real citizens, but rather via a path-dependent evolutionary process, whereby stable norms evolve and are selected by virtue of their capacity to make cooperative life possible.

First, domestication can provide a unique opportunity to study the relative time frame over which evolutionary changes to reaction norms are possible.

Improved performance of the robust evolutionary ANC system over L2 norm based evolutionary ANC system is also shown.