Sentence examples for evolving modes from inspiring English sources

Science, like every human endeavor, is rife with bias and personal conflict, and dependent on evolving modes of funding (and funding for research on sexual development is very hard to come by in our prudish nation).

Careful analysis seems to show that it relies on combinations of evolved modes, like Debussy's whole-tone scale.

NO DOUBT ABOUT IT the ever-evolving modes of new communication make sharing and receiving information much easier: Twitter, Facebook, smartphones, tablets, e-readers.

Evidence suggests that one naturally evolved mode of survival in deleterious environments involves the complex, multigenic interplay between disparate stress response and homeostasis mechanisms.

An aspect of reproducers that has fascinated thinkers is that it does not imply a particular level of reproduction or progeneration, and indeed Szathmáry and Maynard Smith consider that the major transitions of evolution each involve an evolved mode of progeneration that is more inclusive or novel than what it evolved from (Szathmáry and Maynard Smith 1997; Maynard Smith and Szathmáry 1998).

With flexible classrooms and study areas and technology to support digital education, its design nurtures evolving learning modes and environments both on campus and online.

An analysis of the evolving failure modes was facilitated by interrupting tests during cycling for ex situ microstructural investigation.

But, like India, it has been relatively fortunate in evolving a mode of politics that can include many discontinuities — of class, region, ethnicity, and religion.

Research has shown that plants in some cases have evolved different modes of regulating Rho GTPase activity as compared to the equivalent systems in animals and yeast.

The examination of these three complexes, all of which contain similar chemokines of the CC sub-class, highlights the amazingly different ways in which nature has evolved binding modes to neutralize chemokines.

Such variation precludes any firm conclusions but could reflect the involvement of different genes in bats that have evolved divergent modes of echolocation.