Sentence examples for formal evolution from inspiring English sources

Despite the intervention, students maintain the misconceptions they developed over the years prior to their formal evolution education.

Art historian and curator Pepe Karmel, writing recently in Art News magazine, persuasively argued that the marvelous proliferation of Conceptual abstract painting in recent decades can be understood primarily by its thematic content, rather than by any formal evolution.

As a naturalist, he formulated one of the first formal theories on evolution in Zoonomia, or, The Laws of Organic Life (1794-1796).

The thesis concludes with an analysis of the formal and material evolution of Marcel Breuer's work of this same period.

In this paper, we propose a formal definition of evolution complexity to precisely quantify the cost of adjusting a particular implementation to a change ("shift") in the requirements.

Overall, this means that for over half of Glasgow bioscience students their only formal instruction on evolution occurs at level 1.

But many exhibitions still reflect traditional transmitting "deficit model" (Wynne 1995) and mediation strategies as synthesis and simplification of contents to provide information on formal arguments of evolution, without supporting them with framing concepts.

Godfrey-Smith has argued that both requirements emphasized by Griesemer — material overlap between generations, and the capacity to develop — are too strong, and are not required for a formal account of evolution via natural selection per se (Godfrey-Smith 2009, pp. 83-84).

For the first hundred years or so after Charles Darwin first put forth his theory, the church took no formal stance on evolution, though some church figures rejected it.

Graph transformation is applied for both levels to describe the modeling formalisms and the model evolution in a formal way.

In the area of organizational design, we are seeing an evolution from formal hierarchies to fluid networks.