Sentence examples for evolved to know from inspiring English sources

I think I've evolved to know where to find that balance.

Days are not all the same length all year long and your heart has evolved to "know" that.

And the receptors in innate immune system, which have evolved to recognize PAMPs, are known as pattern recognition receptors (PRRs) [3], [4].

It could be informative, with respect to our understanding of how the regulation of these RM systems evolves, to know how these two systems are controlled and whether they use the same mechanisms.

A key success factor is to periodically test to see how your customers' perceptions have evolved - to always know what they really think about your firm.

His accolades include the original conception of a son et lumière at Disneyland which evolved to become known as Fantasmic! and has been playing since 1992.

This region has evolved to be known as the anterior perforated substance by Beccari and in a more modern human stereotaxic brain atlas by Schaltenbrand and Bailey simply as basalis to describe the sub-commissural region dorsal to the amygdala [ 88].

It was after World War Two that the ivory trade evolved to how we know it today.

And the common wisdom among many runners is that modern running shoes only exacerbate the issue with over-padding that masks the warning signs our bodies have evolved to let us know when we're doing it.

" A moment's reflection reveals that these commandments concern how we treat those nearby — we might say those 150 persons who, according to anthropologist Robin Dunbar, each of us has evolved to be able to know well.

But in the U.S., with its strong Presidency and winner-take-all elections, the two-party system evolved to solve something known as the collective-action problem.