Sentence examples for it domestication from inspiring English sources
As Kovach et al. (2007) put it, "domestication is not a single 'event' but rather a dynamic evolutionary process that occurs over time and, in some species, continues to this day".
As one physicist put it, the domestication of biotechnology will dominate our lives for the next 50 years at least as much as the domestication of computers did during the previous 50.
Tracing slavery back to its beginnings, Davis links it to the domestication of wild animals.
T. dicoccoides belongs to the first cereals domesticated by humans and it is this domestication step which provided the key for subsequent bread wheat evolution [ 1].
Owing to the longer history of dog domestication, it is likely that the pattern of macronutrient selection in domesticated dogs had already diverged significantly from their wolf ancestors by 200 years ago when artificial selection intensified (Wayne and vonHoldt 2012), and all of the breeds in our study were derived from a common ancestor that was already "adapted" to a human-associated diet.
Because overall phenotypic variation appeared to be clearly structured by the impact of domestication, it was possible to study the differences between wild boar and domestic pigs in more detail.
"It's the domestication of the wonderful symbol of the endless way," he said.
And if the United States decides to farm cod in the quantities Norway is predicting, will it prompt marine domestication everywhere?
The volume notes that it was the domestication of this amazingly adaptive, aggressive, often crotchety creature that made Bedouin nomadic life possible.
Through centuries of domestication, it has been developed into a number of different breeds (for more information on domesticated horses, see horse).
