Sentence examples for one the evolution of from inspiring English sources

He only appeared in one, The Evolution of French Art – From Ingres and Delacroix, and the catalogue listed the works under the name "Marcelle Duchamb".

Darwin himself was perfectly aware of the problem and its dimensions and addressed it in one of the most famous passages of the Origin, the one on the evolution of the vertebrate eye [ 1].

One, on the evolution of human sexual organs, he even tried to call 'Clits and Tits' but was blocked by his publishers.

The second one consisted of collecting information on the evolution of the epidemic.

With comprehensive editions around the world, DJ Mag itself is a fine publication and an important one in the evolution of dance music over the last twenty years.

Natural gene flow may not be a real problem in salmon but the artificial gene flow must be one modifying the evolution of coalescent effective size.

The variability in interpretations revealed in this survey is more understandable if one considers the evolution of Reason's model between 1990 and 2000.

Once red vision was in place, redder mates, like riper fruit, proved more appealing than drab brown ones, encouraging the evolution of brighter fur and skin, Fernandez says.

Similar A content can be found in other retrotranscribing viruses (e.g. LINE elements, lentiviruses, spumaviruses); this suggests that retroviruses undergo different selection pressures than ones directing the evolution of the human genome.

Our aim was indeed to study modern cementless implants, not all the failed ones during the evolution of the cementless concept.

Ordered, conserved exon structure strongly suggests that segments in corresponding regions in exons have been exchanged with distinctly different ones during the evolution of these genes.