To sustain processes of evolution that are not guided by human societies intentionally and unintentionally will require a sea change in management approaches".
Algorithms that mimic the processes of evolution can produce lighter, stronger parts, say engineers like Jeff Brennan of Altair Engineering, a software and consulting company.
However, for Gould the issues were never just about politics, but also about a different view of the mechanisms and processes of evolution, a view that reached its clearest expression in his last and greatest book, The Structure Of Evolutionary Theory - at more than 1,400 pages, the greatest in every sense - which was published only last month.
In the book, he displayed an encyclopedic knowledge of botanical studies from fossils to chromosomes as he provided a detailed argument that plants were subject to the same processes of evolution as animals, an idea that biologists today take as a given.
These constitute the processes of evolution.
Biological taxonomists often talk in terms of the patterns and processes of evolution.
In this chapter, the processes of evolution and speciation are clearly described.
As the prince hoped, Bloort proceeds to address the processes of evolution in further detail.
Macroevolution means the patterns and processes of evolution above the level of populational change and differentiation.
Of course humans are subject to the processes of evolution, and without understanding these processes we cannot understand human origins.
Nothing compares to personal experience for teaching, and the products and processes of evolution are evident all around us.
