Sentence examples for hand evolution from inspiring English sources

Ride a Segway and you'll spend the rest of your days rueing the cruel hand evolution has dealt you in giving you two clumsy fleshy clubs for locomotion.

On the other hand, evolution can be directed in the laboratory to create more potent and safer OVs.

The team crunched the measurements from all these samples using sophisticated statistical methods designed to determine the course of hand evolution over time.

On the other hand, evolution of vehicular networks is aimed to support non-safety multimedia applications which require high-speed Internet for mobile users.

On the other hand, evolution of computed and measured peak HCO mole fractions are in reasonable agreement, suggesting that certain components of flame chemistry may indeed be accurately predicted by the present model.

On the one hand, "evolution" is sometimes used to describe the history of life, as in "One of the most important events in evolution was the extinction of the dinosaurs" or "The move to land by vertebrates represented a key point in their diversification".

And Dr. Jonathan Wells, who belongs to the "intelligent design" school, which sees a designer giving a helping hand to evolution, argued that the case should no longer be presented as a textbook example of evolution in action.

Watching the grand masters, Danny Brough and Burrow, Jamie Peacock and Danny McGuire, give the exciting youngsters on either side a guiding hand, was evolution in action.

If scientists could find a divine hand in evolution itself, they would eliminate from religion the virtue of faith, which requires qualities of heart and mind.

Then it is back to the ants and the writing and the endless quest to understand how the hand of evolution has shaped every aspect of life.

Now comes "Design in Hand: The Evolution of Writing Instruments Since 1784," a show opening on Sunday at the Providence Art Club in Rhode Island.