Sentence examples for idea of evolutionary from inspiring English sources
The theory, grounded in the idea of evolutionary inertia and an analysis of the structure and evolution of human memory, is never mentioned — even though it represents the key idea that animates the entire book.
If it is promising, it is selectively bred with other fit offspring to see if the results, when subject to further mutation, can do even better.The idea of evolutionary algorithms is not new.
Instead, a proposed adoption of the more positive idea of evolutionary distinct as used by the Zoological Society London's EDGE of existence project, which seeks to highlight and prioritise the protection of species on the basis of their evolutionary distinctiveness, millions of years in the making.
The central idea of evolutionary game algorithm [14] includes "choice" operation and "mutation" operation.
"The whole idea of evolutionary dead-end strategies is poorly understood," he says.
But ironically, the early English Darwinists balked at the idea of evolutionary theory embracing abiogenesis because of its speculative nature (Farley 1972; Strick 1999).
He followed up that success with "How the Mind Works," in which he shared his enthusiasm for the ideas of evolutionary psychology.
His discussion of the arts and of our responses to them is uniformly insightful and penetrating, and I doubt whether much of it really depends on the ideas of evolutionary psychology.
Contradict the central ideas of evolutionary theory, that life is old and organisms share common ancestors.
Nevertheless, scientists on both sides of these issues agree about the same central ideas of evolutionary theory.
MacNeill addresses issues concerning the nature of science and the basic ideas of evolutionary biology; the biology and evolution of behavior, including human mating and sex; and religion and war; models of the human mind.
