Cultural inheritance is not merely a process that acts in parallel to genetic evolution, it is intertwined with genetic evolution.
But Ronald R. Thomas, professor of English at Trinity College in Hartford, also steps back from the crime scene, following tracks left by Poe and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Dashiell Hammett and Raymond Chandler, Joseph Conrad and Mark Twain, scrutinizing how the development of forensic science was intertwined with the evolution of the detective story.
Technology has always been a critical force deeply intertwined with the evolution of cities.
(7) The reciprocal relationship between O2 and H2S has been inexorably intertwined throughout the evolution of eukaryotic cells.
Indeed, the history of computer simulation programming languages parallels, and is intertwined with, the evolution of programming concepts from hardware-dependent binary scripts to successively more abstract model-based generic frameworks.
The history of assessing the acid base equilibrium and associated disorders is intertwined with the evolution of the definition of an acid.
However, the profoundly intertwined mechanisms of evolution and plasticity in most climate-sensitive traits presents a major challenge for detecting adaptation to climate change in natural populations.
We demonstrate how concepts of innovation and innovation systems have evolved and how knowledge production, innovation, and structures of organizations are intertwined in co-evolution.
The three examples given above illustrate that the dynamical evolution of a triple system is intertwined with the stellar evolution of its components.
Two leading proponents, Robert Boyd of the University of California, Los Angeles, and Peter J. Richerson of the University of California, Davis, have argued for years that genes and culture were intertwined in shaping human evolution.
