The archaea, for instance, without thought, almost without sensation, has evolved for perhaps 3.8 billion years.
Instead, the appropriate interpretation is how a behaviour has evolved for the "good of the individual".
My approach to innovation has evolved, for example, as I apply academic questioning and analysis to business problems.
Partly it's because the way we think about heterosexual marriage in America has evolved – for the better.
Now there is an emerging world of virtual customer service agents, which has evolved for two reasons.
Judge Rosemary Pooler said, "She was very thoughtful and very willing to try to find ways, within the tight system that has evolved, for immigrants to achieve asylum".
"Typography has evolved for thousands of years -- it began even before the printing press -- to create shapes that are instantly recognizable," he said.
Ground movement problems have been exacerbated in the United States by the hub-and-spoke network that has evolved for most carriers since deregulation in 1978.
The success of Bielema and Kelly illustrates how the dynamic of the college coaching archetype has evolved: for decades it was an unspoken requirement that coaches be married.
'Italian Job' Returns The dog-eat-dog distribution system that Hollywood has evolved for summer movies is far from ideal: each week during the crucial summer season, another blockbuster comes along to devour the one from the week before.
"Over the past 30 years in adult medicine, an infrastructure has evolved for clinical testing of drugs," said Dr. Ralph Kauffman, director of research at Children's Mercy in Kansas City.
