Sentence examples for selection is the from inspiring English sources
Selection is the mechanism that selects parent individuals with probability proportional to their relative fitness.
The tyranny of selection is the opposite of freedom.
Today's selection is "The Patient," by Susan Sheehan, from 1981.
Just as selfish selection is the kind of idea you would expect mid-Victorian patriarchs to dream up, social selection is the obvious child of the West Coast.
His selection is the most prominent element of a broader change in the city's police hierarchy.
"How does the public know that the selection is the right one?" Jackson told me.
Today's selection is "The Climate of Man," by Elizabeth Kolbert, from 2005.
Dr. Carmona's selection is the latest embodiment of a Washington tradition: the nominee as tabula rasa.
Today's selection is "The Black Sites," by Jane Mayer, from 2007.
Ade reminded me that selection is the only thing at number one.
And since site selection is the first step in design, everything stems from that.
