Sentence examples for one of evolution from inspiring English sources

If Shipman is right, she will have solved one of evolution's most intriguing mysteries.

"We became ourselves," the voiceover explains in one of evolution's odd locutions, when "we got big brains and the ability to use them".

Recent studies of the Y chromosome suggest a bittersweet truth that most women manage to discover without a microscope: that the human male, however endearing or superior an individual specimen may be, is one of evolution's flawed experiments.

Tucked in our auditory canal, just on the inner side of the eardrum, are the musically named malleus, incus and stapes, each minibone, each ossicle, about the size of a small freshwater pearl and jointly the basis of one of evolution's greatest inventions, the mammalian middle ear.

DE, proposed by Storn and Price, is one of evolution strategies (ES) which is a stochastic direct search method and conducts multi-points search using populations.

As Stephen Nissenbaum observes in his book, The Battle for Christmas, America's relationship with Christmas has been not only at times tenuous, but also has been one of evolution.

Still, he claims that an adaptationism results from the exclusive focus on just one mechanism of evolution (see especially pp. 53 59).

No one who has not read the Bible or the Bard can be considered educated in Western traditions; so no one ignorant of evolution can understand science".

The Galápagos finches were one example of evolution in process, but he did not actually realise the importance of these birds until he was back in the UK.

Peppered moths may be the one example of evolution some people remember from their biology class ("Staple of Evolutionary Teaching May Not be Textbook Case," June 18), but it's by no means the only one.

There is only one theory of evolution, and it is fully Darwinian.