Sentence examples for sophisticated evolution from inspiring English sources

It was a sophisticated evolution from a primitive instinct".

Polly Wiessner of the University of Utah suggests this may explain the sophisticated evolution of the human brain.

Autonomous robots, jet packs, optical camouflage and a sophisticated evolution of the Predator drone all make regular appearances.

A more sophisticated evolution strategy could be applied ([39] gives a comprehensive overview), however, the standard version is very robust and its performance is sufficient for our purpose.

Owing to their nocturnal lifestyle, acoustic communication in bats has undergone sophisticated evolution and is more prominent than visual communication (Nelson, 1964; Gould, 1971; Matsumura, 1979).

This scheme, and its more sophisticated evolution that will be developed upon time, can be utilized for detecting and recognizing specific species in a solution.

(ii) The micrometer size of the pores enables molecule-harvesting, selection, and (in a more sophisticated evolutions of the device) fragmentation.

Apparently, sophisticated evolution-based analyses of protein function [ 1, 2] should take them into account separately.

I thought all Europeans were supposed to embrace this sophisticated cultural evolution, in which the idea of "country" was subsumed into the larger socialist–I mean, social entity.

Now, Livio and co-worker Lionel Siess of the Grenoble Observatory in France have adapted a sophisticated stellar evolution model to compute the aftermath of a red giant devouring a nearby planet.

For example, Zhukovska et al. (2008) argued that the mass fraction of stardusts in the total dust is only 0.1 1% based on a more sophisticated chemical evolution model than in this paper (see their figure 15); more than 99% of dust is originated from accretion growth in the ISM.