Sentence examples for the direction of evolution from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, many Christians and Muslims clearly fear that the 'determinism' of natural selection from random mutation eliminates God's power to influence the direction of evolution.

The microscopic study of the organization of soils and alterites reveals the direction of evolution and the genetic and historical relationship between their constitutive minerals and how, subsequently, geochemical processes could be visualized.

Most students think they understand biological fitness (53% agree with statement 13; Table 2) and correctly agree that survival and reproduction are important factors in determining the direction of evolution (statement 14).

The dashed arrow represents the direction of evolution of the stress path parameter Open image in new window Fig. 3 Contour plot of maximum P-wave anisotropy for near offset seismic propagation (0° to 30°) for the small reservoir geometry.

The nonsynonymous substitution rate (Ka), the synonymous substitution rate (Ks), and their ratio (Ka/Ks) are commonly used to aid in understanding the direction of evolution and its selective strength in a coding sequence (Li et al. [2009]).

Based on the analysis of function requirement models of previous products and the application of technology system evolution laws of the Theory of Innovative Problem Solving (TRIZ), the customer requirements could be evolved from existing product designs, through modifying the functional requirement unit and confirming the direction of evolution design.

Nonetheless, the possibility of such intentionality can shift the direction of linguistic evolution in a manner not possible in biological evolution.

While the stability condition determines the direction of system evolution, the stability-constrained CFD further describes the dynamics of structure evolution.

This brute fact presents members of the liberty movement with a choice between being subject to (victims of?) the evolution of the GOP (on the one hand) or the determinants of the direction of that evolution (on the other).

In evolutionary terms, increase in size has probably played a large part in determining the direction of primate evolution.

The theory gave a satisfactory account of the relative abundances of the elements, provided an explanation of the direction of stellar evolution and gave an objective basis for calculation of the internal constitution of stars.