Sentence examples for idea of the evolution from inspiring English sources

But what intrigues me is the whole idea of the evolution, the different varieties, so it missed what I felt was cool about dinosaurs.

Given that the UbiSOM learning parameters are mainly estimated through (overline{qe}), we can get a very close idea of the evolution of the learning parameters across these different datasets.

To provide an idea of the evolution of the main variables of our study in Spain, Fig. 1 shows ATM and POS transaction volumes and the number of debit cards using Bank of Spain data, which is only available from 1996.

Beyond discovering strange chimeras, metagenomics has the potential to change the existing fundamental ideas on the evolution of RNA viruses.

The research results show that the students appear to have a positive view of the idea of evolution, the evolution of man, and the common origin of organisms.

The story of the discovery of living Monoplacophora (or Tryblidia) and the study of both fossil and living species has greatly shaped our ideas of the evolution of the Mollusca, and this body of work highlights the importance of integrating data from the fossil record with the study of living forms.

But the exhibition too quickly drops the idea of chronicling the evolution of British self-knowledge and instead focuses on a series of isolated examples.

Role of selection pressure, assessment of the strength of purifying versus diversifying selection for all the three target proteins has provided an idea of the molecular evolution of target proteins.

Mark Uhen, a paleontologist at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, adds that the study is the "first real test of the idea that the evolution of large body size in cetaceans is a dietary adaptation".

The third part of the idea of evolution is the pattern generated by descent with modification, how the tree of life has branched over time.

Dr. Wilson was not picking a fight when he published "Sociobiology" in 1975, a synthesis of ideas about the evolution of social behavior.