Sentence examples for matter selection from inspiring English sources

("Variation Under Domestication," the title of the first chapter of "The Origin of Species," could be the title of the collected works of Eliot, as, for that matter, "Selection in Relation to Sex" could be that of Trollope's).

Moreover, MAGDAIRE facilitated the pre-service teachers' critical reexamination of the affordances of technology for their teaching practices from the views of subject matter selection, motivation empowerment, information presentation, activity design, and pedagogy transition.

Then there is the matter of selection.

Should he decide later to touch the tricky matter of selection, it could then be thornier still.

As such, the act of making photographs is essentially a matter of selection and composition, a game of inclusion and exclusion.

Set it up, he says, so promotions are a matter of selection, not elimination, and the Steves of the world have little incentive to wipe out anyone's hard drive.

Beyond who was going to sit where and how office space was assigned, far more serious grumblings are bubbling up about a much weightier matter: the selection of committee chairmen, a rite of passage whenever a new majority party takes over.

In later writings Dawkins goes even further and argues that phenotypic traits are what really matter in selection and that they can be treated independently of their being organized into vehicles.

The learning is a matter of selection from, not extension to, the existing repertoire; and this may be based on relatively simple cognitive mechanisms [22], [23], [59], [61], [66].

The matter of selection is then virtually ignored until the final section of the book.

The approach taken by the authors, to proclaim conclusions based on belief rather than evidence, is particularly troubling given that the subject matter of selection and evolution is often the victim of such an approach from the creationist and intelligent design crowd.