Sentence examples for evolutionary tendencies from inspiring English sources

The variety show itself often showed evolutionary tendencies toward the sitcom.

It fights our evolutionary tendencies that were important for 500,000 years but are no longer as important.

This is based on the idea of an evolutionary species, defined as: "a single lineage of ancestor-descendant populations which maintains its identity from other such lineages and which has its own evolutionary tendencies and historical fate".

The presence of invariant decorative motifs associated with water in all three cultures evidences common evolutionary tendencies and may point to the existence of a horizontal "riverine" model of the world among the carriers of these traditions.

No-linear evolutionary tendencies of both the cycle time and the SRT in each chamber can be observed with changing the geometrical configuration, which raises a caution on the geometry design of the apparatus.

For illustration, a third (among many other) species concept is the evolutionary species concept, a version of which is "An 'evolutionary species' is a single lineage of ancestor descendant populations which maintains its identity from other such lineages and which has its own evolutionary tendencies and historical fate" (Wiley 1978).

It may stem from an evolutionary tendency.

"We have an evolutionary tendency to fear situations in which many people die at one time.

Lewis Thomas said that there's an evolutionary tendency on the part of the species to be useful.

Professor Cacioppo believes that reflects an evolutionary tendency to "select into circumstances that allow us to stay in a good mood".

Among insects in general, the evolutionary tendency has been toward decreasing the number of molts during development, and flies are no exception.