Sentence examples for evolutionary version of the from inspiring English sources

As Tattersall notes, Darwin was not an advocate of this idea and yet the Great Chain of Being has sometimes been twisted into an evolutionary version of the same notion.

In an evolutionary version of the reinforced threshold model, where thresholds change after task performance, we observe that experience-based specialization overcomes the limitations imposed by recombination and random mating (Duarte et al., in preparation).

For the most part then, 7.1 is the evolutionary next version of Nougat that the name implies.

However, for snoRNAs with a more recent evolutionary history the 'extreme' version of the drift model provides a valuable null hypothesis, which may be particularly helpful in assessing the significance of knockout studies [ 59- 61].

Cameron's own version of the evolutionary theory.

c A simplified version of the evolutionary tree in (a) illustrates the transition.

This work presents a modified version of the evolutionary structural optimization (ESO) procedure for its application in topology optimization of compliant mechanisms.

This work presents a modified version of the evolutionary structural optimization procedure for topology optimization of continuum structures subjected to self-weight forces.

This is a schematicized version of the evolutionary tree (derived in Haudry, et al. [ 21 ]) that was used for conservation analysis calculations.

The solution sketched by Darwin centered around the evolutionary refinement of a primitive version of the function of the complex organ; subsequently, the importance of the exaptation route for the evolution of complex systems has been realized [ 18].

A modern version of the evolutionary synthesis thus has to be based on the reality of the genome and how it works; in particular, it has to provide answers to three key questions about how organisms change.