Sentence examples for productive evolution from inspiring English sources

The Liberal party cannot hope to match the activist armies the progressive parties can now field during campaigns, and with those armies comes experience, insight and the prospect of productive evolution from campaign to campaign, a process of learning and adaptation that only enhances outcomes.

Stepping back and reevaluating the research process, while taking on outside perspectives, will help guide the productive evolution of a project.

The research makes clear that a country can only shift into new more technical products and services along a ladder of existing products through the evolution its productive knowledge in a virtuous circle.

This is to highlight the point that humans can exert productive control over evolution without detailed research into the genetics of particular taxa or traits.

Cohen accounts for the evolution of productive forces by appealing to the rational character of human beings: when an opportunity presents itself to adopt a more productive technology that will diminish the burden of labour, human beings will tend to take it.

The overall waterway transport (sea, river, lake) and its organization, combined particularly with the location of the relating activities, have a strong impact, perhaps more than other modes of transport, in the location patterns of the productive activities and the evolution of spatial organization.

Yeast display of antibody fragments has proven to be an efficient and productive means for directed evolution of single-chain Fv (scFv) antibodies for increased affinity and thermal stability and, more recently, for the display and screening of a non-immune scFv and immune Fab libraries.

The result is a curious disconnect between what some of our most interesting and productive models imply about evolution, and what our textbooks say.

A major impediment to the evolution of productive social interactions is what Hardin [ 1] termed "The Tragedy of the Commons" (TOC).

The decrease in the frequency of these non-productive mutations during GS evolution suggests that mutations of lesser or no impact on the trait of interest can be crossed out of final strains.

This paper analyzes the evolution of the productive patterns in a sample of 80 pharmaceutical laboratories that operated in Spain from 1994 to 2000.