Sentence examples for evolutionary vision from inspiring English sources

The Internet of Things (IoT) represents an evolutionary vision that promises to identify and connect physical objects and devices.

At any rate, the exhibition's focus doesn't really give us a feel for the daring of the evolutionary vision, which is a tale not of progress but of accident, frightening in the moment, fortuitous only in retrospect.

The evolutionary vision of the world is fundamental, not only for biological scientists but also for lay people, because it improves critical, causal, historical, and relational skills in mental cognitive processes.

Phenomena thus accounted for range from physical realities (evolution of the atoms and expanding galaxies) to man and his social experience (the evolution of cultural values) including his understanding of time and history (the evolutionary vision of scientific eschatology)." Note: The Lutheran World Federation statement should not be taken as representative of all Lutheran congregations.

Phenomena thus accounted for range from physical realities (evolution of the atoms and expanding galaxies) to man and his social experience (the evolution of cultural values) including his understanding of time and history (the evolutionary vision of scientific eschatology)." Lutheran World Federation, statement on the web at www.lutheranworld.org/News/LWI/EN/1823.EN.html.org/News/LWI/EN/1823.EN.html

"Derive is my evolutionary vision for WhoSampled," Rice says in his description of the prototype.

This emphasis on visual cues is evolutionary – our vision tells us very quickly if the environment is safe (evoking ​happy/positive emotional responses) or risky (evoking more anger or fear based emotional responses).

Earlier work had found that mutations at multiple sites on the fish's genes were implicated in the evolutionary loss of vision.

Although the structure of the muscular, skeletal, and other anatomical systems are specifically modified for each group, amphibians are often set apart from other groups of animals by their characteristic skin, or integument, and evolutionary advances in vision and hearing.

We suggest the turning bias may be the result of an evolutionary interplay between vision, exploration and migration factors, promoted by the ants' eusociality.

Shi, Y. & Yokoyama, S. Molecular analysis of the evolutionary significance of ultraviolet vision in vertebrates.