Sentence examples for evolutionary tradition from inspiring English sources

Its presence is an expression not of contemporary military strategy but of pure evolutionary tradition, its depth of origin about a century and three-quarters.

Before the Internet, most "search" was conducted through offline directories and by the time-honored evolutionary tradition of asking questions.

The two immediate influences on Mach in this regard were Herring and Haeckel, or at least we can turn to their writings to understand the evolutionary tradition Mach was part of.

On the other hand, it says, the UK's evolutionary constitutional traditions have helped create the space for individual reforms when they are needed and to tackle practical problems when they arise.

Nothing no part of my trilobites seemed to show any prolonged, slow, steady gradual change the main pattern of evolutionary change that tradition dictated would be the main evolutionary signal I would detect with all this sampling.

Machery and Barrett (2007) argue that Buller has no clear critical target as there is nothing to the idea that there is a research tradition of evolutionary psychology that is distinct from the broader enterprise of the evolutionary understanding of human behavior.

Of course there has also long been, especially in evolutionary biology, a grander tradition of synthetic theory, several of whose champions Rose and Oakley cite, and in which tradition their own ms will no doubt find a solid place.

A long tradition in evolutionary biology – particularly in paleontology – has been the use of null models of evolutionary change (e.g., Brownian motion or genetic drift) to infer the role (or not) of natural selection (review: Sheets and Mitchell 2001).

The force of this complaint depends upon how one construes the relationship between evolutionary epistemology and the tradition.

The historical scope of the Literature of Evolution project extends beyond Darwin, aiming to create a bibliographic database for references to works in the tradition of evolutionary thinking started by Darwin, including those of the present day.

The interest of cultural evolutionary models in this tradition is sometimes simply to show how cultural change of various sorts not necessarily adaptive cultural change can subsequently affect genetic evolution, and vice versa.