Sentence examples for incapable of evolution from inspiring English sources

Given their size, banks are perhaps not as incapable of evolution as their fintech critics make out.So it may not be surprising that fintech has failed to break through in what most people would recognise as day-to-day banking.

The chosen sentence ("the Absolute enters into, but is itself incapable of, evolution and progress", which Ayer in fact slightly paraphrased from p. 442 of Appearance and Reality) was Bradley's expression of the familiar doctrine that ultimate reality, though changeless in itself, constitutes the ontological foundation of our finite world of change and becoming.

That would produce an ephemeral phosphorus pulse incapable of influencing evolution.

A recent investigation on the homopolymerization of styrene (Hosseini et al., 2012a) showed that the classical population balance models are incapable of predicting the evolution of the breadth of the experimental particle size distributions correctly when a high resolution discretization method is used to suppress the numerical errors.

The theory of evolution is incapable of being scientifically tested.

The MATE uses items such as, "The theory of evolution is incapable of being scientifically tested".

The No Free Lunch Theorems (NFL theorems) were introduced in the biological field by William Dembski in his book No Free Lunch (2002), with the goal to show that darwinian evolution is incapable of producing certain complex structures.

Their uncertainty was highest in the item reflecting scientific validity of evolution: "The theory of evolution is incapable of being scientifically tested".

Studies that have tracked the evolution of different transcription factor (TF) binding patterns have shown that sequence evolution alone is incapable of fully explaining the evolutionary dynamics of TF binding landscapes (Dermitzakis and Clark, 2001; Birney et al., 2007; Borneman et al., 2007; Schmidt et al., 2010).

Science education in the United States is so poor that most citizens are incapable of understanding basic scientific theories like evolution.

We therefore claim that unigenic evolution is fundamentally incapable of detecting hyper-mutability, positing that unexpectedly-large site-mutation counts stem from either ordinary sampling variance, or non-modelled systematic, procedural, or other experimental errors.