Sentence examples for form and evolutionary from inspiring English sources

The height, form, and evolutionary relationships of these plants remained enigmatic until a second source of material came to light from a quarry about 13 km (8 miles) from the uppermost Eospermatopteris stump site.

Try not to be overwhelmed by names, but rather get a sense for the major morphologic forms and evolutionary groups.

When dead, Grigson notes, the resulting studies formed early innovations in anatomy and evolutionary theory.

The first 4 principal components (PC) account for 99.9% of the variation, and classification of the variance structure reveals distinct multi-scale topographic variation associated with different process-form regimes and evolutionary stages.

(ii) The functional coupling of two or more positions, even if distantly positioned in the structure, mutually constrains mutations at these positions, which form a communicative and evolutionary network in the protein family.

We evaluate EASE's performance for different building forms and different evolutionary algorithm parameters.

Herein lie two fundamentally different, but complementary imperatives for protecting biodiversity: the intrinsic value of the multiplicity of life forms and the evolutionary processes that produced them, and the utilitarian value that the diversity of life provides for our own well-being.

The living family Rhinocerotidae also shows an incredible array of diverse body forms and interesting evolutionary patterns.

PRO has been developed by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences NIGMSS) to describe proteins (protein forms) and protein evolutionary relationships (protein evolution).

His latest effort, The Design of Innovation, is likely to transform the practice of all forms of genetic and evolutionary computation.

We can view a community as having formed by ecological and evolutionary processes acting on the interacting species over many generations.