Sentence examples for evolved nature from inspiring English sources

Rational engineering of biological systems is an inherently complex process due to their evolved nature.

All of these diverse sensations, he writes, "flow from the evolved nature of our skin, nerves, and brain".

But the most fundamental aspect of the enterprise is that by trying to build life, we gain a more profound understanding of its evolved nature.

The group can sound almost classical at times, with Wyllie's pure-toned sax singing high above their shimmering Steve Reich-like patterns, but the compositions have an organic, evolved nature that's closer to traditional music or post-rock – Tortoise or the Chicago Underground Quartet.

Admittedly, our evolved nature may affect this, in the sense that any workable system of moral norms must be practical for the needs of beings like us, who are, it seems, naturally inclined to be neither angelically selfless nor utterly uncaring about others.

What we're observing is an evolved nature that's poorly adapted to the modern world, because technology, urbanization, and even agriculture are relatively modern developments, and genetic evolution can't keep up with cultural change.

ASSUME, then, that our evolved natures are flexible enough to relinquish such habits.

There is also technology's rapidly evolving nature to consider, Mr. Hanna said.

This means thinking like the Australians, long term about evolving nature.

The new measures reflect the rapidly evolving nature of the political struggles in the Middle East.

They also said that a full consultation exercise was "not wholly necessary" due to the Glye's "evolving" nature.