"Adapt or die" seems to be the law of the evolutionary land.
This study enriches the understanding of evolutionary law of overseas cluster networks, and refines the rational elements that promote the orderly evolution of advanced cluster networks.
It's this ballsiness and comfort in your own skin that we begrudgingly admire, even to the point where your gun laws, police brutality, and weird denial of evolutionary theory are no barriers to the thousands of us entering the Green Card Lottery every year.
One of the evolutionary laws of business is that success breeds failure; the tactics and habits of earlier triumphs so often leave companies — even the biggest, most profitable and most admired companies — unable to adapt.
The mechanical behaviours under reversed strain of low carbon steels and aluminium alloys are reviewed and modelled with a simple approach based on the evolutionary laws of two dislocation densities related respectively to the forward and the backward straining.
It is also expected that when a group of neural units interact with each other in a network where each unit is governed by evolutionary laws of the form (1.3), complex but manageable analytical results can be obtained.
The American Civil Liberties Union hoped to challenge a new law that prohibited the teaching of evolutionary theory in Tennessee, and a local high-school teacher, 24-year-old John Scopes, agreed to be "arrested".
The design evolution takes place in a combination of evolutionary computing, Constructal Law and finite element analysis.
Owen Jones (see e.g. 2000; 2005), who believes that Law will benefit from the application of evolutionary psychology, champions Randy Thornhill and Craig Palmer's (2000) widely discredited view that rape is an adaptation as exemplary evolutionary work (see de Waal 2000, Coyne and Berry 2000, Coyne 2003, Lloyd 2003, Vickers and Kitcher 2003, and Kimmel 2003).
Dollo's law is concerned with the irreversibility of evolutionary innovations on a phenotypic level.
