Sentence examples for for his evolutionary from inspiring English sources

A philosopher will know him also for his evolutionary metaphysics (theory of basic reality) of chance and continuity.

Finally, in probing the dynamics of large-scale change in science reconstructing the ways in which Darwin won acceptance for his evolutionary theory, for example the concepts introduced by Kuhn and those who reacted to his work seem more readily applicable.

Wallace's research on the geographic distribution of animals among the islands of the Malay Archipelago provided crucial evidence for his evolutionary theories and led him to devise what soon became known as Wallace's Line, the boundary that separates the fauna of Australia from that of Asia.

The significance of this discovery was immediately recognized by Darwin (1871) and became an important support for his evolutionary theory (cited in the book, Descent of Man, 1871).

In the next chapter (A Brief History of the Brain) he presents the core of his evolutionary argument for the brain as biological computer.

But, by the time he published the Origin, Darwin had come to see the fossil record as an embarrassment so incomplete, so lacking in evidence of transitional forms (with rare exceptions) that it was a hindrance not at all helpful for establishing his evolutionary views.

But I should have liked Cavalli-Sforza to tell us more about what these mix-ups mean for the branches on his evolutionary trees.

He believed that the human being's capacity for kindness was instrumental to his evolutionary success.

From these reconstructions, he then moved to other branches and reclimbed his tree looking for concurrence of characters across his evolutionary scenario.

U.S. paleontologist widely known for his concepts of evolutionary history of vertebrate animals.

Alas, Bellah pays a significant price for his attraction to evolutionary thinking.