Thus weak altruism, like strong altruism, in fact evolves because it is group-advantageous, Wilson argues.
Science (and therefore knowledge) as a matter of fact evolves through time: science is a fieri.
The Python language has no formal specification and in fact evolves together with its principal implementation.
Deception may, in fact, evolve very easily among fireflies.
He established that archaea, previously thought to be within the prokaryote group, had in fact evolved separately from a universal ancestor shared by all three groups.
The main thesis here is that while the Japanese did not have a word for aesthetics until the 19th century, Japanese visual culture has, in fact, evolved according to several different, if never completely separate, aesthetic pathways, or tastes.
Just as Mr. Jenkins was finishing the text for his book "Life on Earth," he learned that some scientists were questioning whether whales had, in fact, evolved from hooved carnivorous land mammals called mesonychids.
In the process, he established that archaea, which had previously been thought to be within the prokaryote group, had in fact evolved separately from a universal ancestor shared by all three groups.
The Snuggie has, in fact, evolved nearly completely from a direct-response brand to a retail brand, with about 95 percent of current sales coming from bricks-and-mortar retailers including Wal-Mart, Kmart and Walgreen's, according to the company.
Because species are what in fact evolve, the three components of this subject should be addressed at the beginning of any course on evolution.
There is no truth about what prices should be, accessible or otherwise, except to the extent that prices are in fact evolving, continuously reflecting an ongoing equilibration of supply and demand.
