Sentence examples for step of evolution from inspiring English sources

Is this the next logical step of evolution, or an invitation to a controlling organization, as a NASA neuroethicist put it, "to hack into the wetware between our ears"?

The method localMembraneEvolution defines the logic of a single step of evolution.

"We have some things in the planning on the chassis side, electronics side and also on the engine side which have to be proven first of all before it goes into the next step of evolution".

This observation suggested that the animal cyclin B gene possibly acquired multiple functions at this step of evolution.

The next step of evolution might have involved duplication of the RRM portion of the polymerase followed by inactivation that produced the ancestral, Cas7-like RAMP or a recruitment of a distinct RRM-domain protein that became the ancestral RAMP.

As can be seen for the trade-off boundary drawn, there is a wide range of virulence associated with each step of evolution toward the optimum, until the optimum is neared (depending on the shape of the trade-off).

On "Life as a Fish" he traces the steps of evolution: "From organisms to single-cells, mutate to shells, then mutate into spores".

James Wei, a professor at the Department of Chemical Engineering-MIT, used the paradigm concept in 1988, introduced by T. Kuhn, to characterize the steps of evolution of the Chemical Engineering.

It sees modern organisms, whether living species or other groups, as representatives of the ancestral "stages" or "steps" of evolution, or even as the still-surviving ancestors themselves.

The fundamental steps of evolution provide an instruction for writing an algorithm that follows a similar procedure, that is, an "evolutionary algorithm".

Consecutive time-steps of evolution are simulated by generating random numbers to decide which individuals recover or continue as infectives.