Sentence examples for evolutionary stage in from inspiring English sources

Critics have frequently noted this evolutionary stage in the music of Wagner, Debussy, or in one of their followers.

The director, John Schultz, gets a lot from his little star -- not, incidentally, his Lil star, since Bow Wow has decided that the next evolutionary stage in his career involves dropping the adjective from his nom de hip-hop.

Between what Morgan labeled a state of "primitive promiscuity"—in which sex and marriage were quite unregulated and the patriarchal monogamous family form of "civilization" (the evolutionary stage in which he placed 19th-century European and Euro-American society) came a sequence of intermediate stages.

Windsor Holden, research director at Juniper Research, told the BBC that mobile payments were at a "key evolutionary stage" in their bid to become mainstream.

In other words, a change without precedent has already occurred, which seems to be endangering our species in a dramatic and lawful way: the appearance of artificial life could lead to the next evolutionary stage, in which we would turn out to be, at best, "out-of-date".

But this evolutionary stage in Canada's institutions comes in a historical moment where political and social discourse is dominated by the language (and conceptual limits) of corporate branding.

Key features of the locomotor design of tunas, mackerels, and outgroups are highlighted on a phylogeny to identify the major evolutionary stages in the functional morphology of scombrid locomotion.

At the later evolutionary stages, in the primates and human brain, the neuroglia became specifically developed.

The different pattern of cohesiveness, encounter rates and relationship qualities among pair-living species was considered to represent different evolutionary stages in the transition from a solitary to a pair-living lifestyle (van Schaik & Kappeler 2003).

Nonetheless, the molecular phylogenetic position of R. viridis suggests that the genome of their stable, euglenid-type chloroplasts will offer some of the most compelling insights into the earliest evolutionary stages in the endosymbiotic acquisition of chloroplasts in euglenids and beyond.

From the evolutionary stage (shown in Fig. 4) of the genetic code on, the evolution of the code is fully described by the coevolution theory [ 9] (see Di Giulio and Medugno [ 35] for details on the entry times of amino acids into the genetic code).