Sentence examples for possibility of evolution from inspiring English sources

But the concept of an intelligent designer does not rule out the possibility of evolution.

After returning home to England, Darwin hinted at the possibility of evolution in these finches in his book "Voyage of the Beagle".

The only way to exclude the possibility of evolution is to deny either the all-powerfulness or the all-intelligence of the designer.

In a recent book, "Where the Conflict Really Lies," the eminent analytical philosopher Alvin Plantinga acknowledges the possibility of evolution, but suggests that random mutations and the like are "clearly compatible with their being caused by God".

He said, "I've been opening my mind to the possibility of evolution on some level......

The observed results indicate the possibility of evolution towards a combined NOx/NH3 sensor on the same platform.

Atomic physics allows the possibility of evolutions to states that would usually be characterised as having a lower thermodynamic entropy.

Indeed, if only the particles existed (without Gods), then from the configuration in t = 0 an infinity of different possibilities of evolution would be open to them, an infinity that the Gods have reduced significantly by preventing any self-excitation before t* and provoking one in t*: this is precisely how they acted on them.

Either way, the presence of luxuriant fields of giant tubeworms on the sulphide chimneys of the East Pacific Rise, without mouth or gut and reliant only on the chemistry of the moment to survive remains one of the more interesting possibilities of evolution.

When a family already presenting a high copy number at the diploid level is duplicated twice, the complexity of the redundancy and the possibilities of evolution it offers are vast.

The "almost mythical" Human Project is turned into a "metaphor for the possibility of the evolution of the human spirit, the evolution of human understanding".