Sentence examples for relatively evolutionary from inspiring English sources

"These are the first J Mays cars that are fully his," he said, but he called the Five Hundred "a relatively evolutionary design".

Both Microsoft and Google used their events to announce relatively evolutionary updates to their flagship operating systems.

Finally, a recent molecular evolution study of Cas gene evolution found patterns of relatively fast evolutionary change, consistent with a co-evolutionary arms-race between CRISPRs and phage [ 71].

This separation is because the beta Proteobacteria and the upper-gamma Proteobacteria exhibit a smooth continuity of relatively few evolutionary events with respect to aromatic biosynthesis, in striking contrast to extraordinarily dynamic evolutionary events in the lower-gamma Proteobacteria.

There are relatively few evolutionary studies which comprehensively characterize the gene pools across all of the Arabidopsis supra-groups and hypothesized evolutionary lineages and none include sampling at a world-wide scale.

Pollination by insects probably occurred in primitive seed plants, reliance on other means being a relatively recent evolutionary development.

For instance, reversible evolution has been observed on a relatively short evolutionary timescale in the peppered moth (Biston betularia).

A large group of 20 supergiant stars of spectral type M belongs to Per OB 1. Associations with red supergiants may be in a relatively advanced evolutionary stage, almost ready to disintegrate.

The hisNB fusion is a relatively recent evolutionary event that occurred in the γ-branch of proteobacteria.

This suggests that the hardy organisms "have figured out how to adapt to this extreme environment over relatively short evolutionary time scales".

The SOA is a relatively new evolutionary optimization algorithm based on the concept of simulating the act of humans' intelligent search with their memory, experience, and uncertainty reasoning.