"This could provoke an irreversible growth in social tensions and close the way to a constructive evolution of Russia's political system," they said.
When we teach evolution to our students, we tend to focus on "constructive" evolution, the processes which lead to the development of novel or modified structures.
Naming the new experiences that lie ahead can nurture constructive energy and renewed focus.
No plan, no constructive evolution; just a rotting spot along Long Island Sound.
Eck notes, "Pluralism is the process of creating a society through critical and self-critical encounter with one another, acknowledging, rather than hiding, our deepest differences" and a commitment to nurture constructive dialogues.
Hence, the constructive evolution of mitochondrial ribosomes and OXPHOS complexes may have opened up previously inaccessible but crucial evolutionary paths throughout mitochondrial and thus eukaryotic evolution.
On a structural level, the constructive evolution of mitochondrial OXPHOS complexes can be visualized by highlighting MS-OPs in available crystal structures.
Seeking help can honestly save a life, and it should be seen as a fundamental decision to expand your growth and nurture your evolution.
But dictatorship, it turns out, does not nurture a constructive opposition.
Since 1963, Southcom has helped coordinate the efforts to build and nurture cooperative, constructive relationships with the military and security forces of our partner nations.
These lines of reasoning, and the more general concept of constructive neutral evolution (Stoltzfus 1999, 2012; Lukes et al. 2011), are entirely absent from the book.
