Sentence examples for moment of evolution from inspiring English sources

"Mapping all trials suggests that the real moment of evolution was in the first half of the 19th century," with the advent of plea bargains that resulted in many more convictions, Mr. Hitchcock said.

On the other hand, the apparent origin of complex structures, that characterize all descendents from a certain moment of evolution, might have occurred simultaneously to the specialization of gene groups.

Instead, the emergence of new atheism seems far more about a moment of devolution rather than evolution: it should make clear the ways in which atheist cultures are proliferating and distinguishing themselves from one other.

The path that we're talking about is the moment-by-moment evolution of our experience, the moment-by-moment evolution of the world of phenomena, the moment-by-moment evolution of our thoughts and emotions.

It ­provides a unique snapshot of the abundant life of a ­subtropical valley at a moment of explosive evolution.

Never did an outsider have such an impact on Western art at a decisive moment of its evolution.

Below, we discuss a few of the consequences of these moments for evolution.

It remains unknown whether functional monocyte heterogeneity in atheromata arises from divergent stimuli encountered by infiltrating but uncommitted macrophage precursors, or whether functionally committed monocyte subsets accumulate in specific lesional niches, or at defined moments of plaque evolution, to influence plaque growth or stability.

Lodge overlooks a good opportunity to discuss what goes on during this moment of transformation and evolution – and the broader theme of what makes a novelist.

It was a significant moment for our understanding of evolution, but many creationists weren't happy about Google promoting the theory of evolution on their homepage.

We stand scared and braced for danger in those moments, prepared by eons of evolution, ready to flee for safety or stand and fight.