In Britain in particular social anthropologists came to regard themselves as comparative sociologists, but the assumption persisted that anthropologists were primarily concerned with "primitive" peoples, and in practice evolutionary ways of thinking may often be discerned below the surface of functionalist argument that represents itself as ahistorical.
"Time, in one of those evolutionary ways, may show that 5, 10, 20 years from now Curt Flood is a stronger candidate for the Hall of Fame because of the perspective on his career, not only for the on-field accomplishment and achievements," he said.
So much for using the sun in an evolutionary way (and I will be writing about the early perennials in a week or two), but one of the most common misconceptions that I come across in gardening is that shade is somehow less good than sun or that it is a problem to be solved.
The rigid-body design paradigm aims at very stiff designs, which lead in an evolutionary way to increasingly heavier systems.
However, for the technology to take off he believes it needs to be commercialised in an evolutionary way.
Learning in an evolutionary way is valuable not only for venture managers but also for investors, senior corporate managers, and directors.
In an evolutionary way, accident control is developed from existing French and German PWR designs, thereby achieving a high safety level quantified by probabilistic safety assessment.
According to Claudio Sillero, professor of conservation biology at Oxford University and Born Free's chief scientist, technology is changing the way conservation research is done – but it's in an evolutionary way.
We might study the metabolic heterogeneity of cancer cells in an evolutionary way.
Differences between any two species, however, cannot be interpreted in an evolutionary way without reference to other genomes.
