Sentence examples for made of evolution from inspiring English sources

What would Ishmael have made of evolution?

What do Americans make of evolution?

Direct observations were made of the evolution of cracking in a notch under moderately high fatigue loads in a scanning electron microscope.

A detailed study has been made of the evolution in orientations of single crystal nickel-based superalloys creep tested in tension to fracture in the stress range 200 850 MPa and temperature range 750 1050°C.

Heavy weather is being made of Clara's evolution into an adrenalin junkie (her "I want another adventure!" is just a teensy bit Violet Elizabeth Bott).

Much has been made of Diane Ravitch's evolution into the most vocal critic of the current "reform" orthodoxy.

What do their parents make of the evolution of the family restaurant?

Present-day contributions to analytical process philosophy are no longer driven by an attempt of making sense of evolution.

For some nice works on evolution equations, which make use of evolution families, we refer the reader to, for example, [19 29].

It has proved surprisingly hard for biologists to avoid the criticism that, "[i]f we try to make laws of evolution in the strict sense we seem to reduce to tautologies.

Huxley would make advocacy of evolution a cornerstone of the program of the X Club to reform and professionalise science by displacing natural theology with naturalism and to end the domination of British natural science by the clergy.