Sentence examples for subsequent cultural from inspiring English sources

They can include not just the biological evolution that gave us an intelligent species but also the subsequent "cultural evolution" — the evolution of ideas — that this species launched (and that, probably, any comparably intelligent species would launch).

Mr Riding saves his best for last, with a discomfiting portrayal of the post-Liberation épuration the "purge" of collaborators and a clear-headed judgment of Paris's subsequent cultural status.Simply put, between 1918 and 1939 the French capital was also the cultural capital of the world.

The reduced human activity in the lake basin indicated at ∼3800 3500 cal yr BP and a subsequent cultural blank at ∼3500 2700 cal yr BP, were both in response to the climate and lake level fluctuations during ∼3800 2800 cal yr BP.

This week, we see him featured prominently in a debate among adults on the historical figure and subsequent cultural appropriations involved in the evolution of the mythology.

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A subsequent cultural golden age began during the 34-year rule of Simeon the Great, who also achieved the largest territorial expansion of the state.

Subsequent to cultural adaptation of the measure, this section consisted of a total of 50 items.

The Depression Literacy Survey questionnaire consisted of a total of 50 such items subsequent to cultural adaptation (please see Additional file 1 for these items).

This is, of course, a tasteless joke that makes light of the forced incarceration and subsequent physical, spiritual, cultural, and sexual abuse of tens of thousands of Native American children in Catholic and Protestant boarding schools.

One interesting area for subsequent research is cultural differences.

The result is a mechanically disturbed layer that is synchronous with soil horizons and subsequent Early Mediaeval cultural layers covering sandy elevations.