In some ways, his evolution mirrors the evolution of the computer industry itself.
How does this evolution compare to the evolution of spoken language?
Among his major books were The Theory of Evolution (1958), The Evolution of Sex (1978), Evolution and the Theory of Games (1982), The Major Transitions in Evolution (with Hungarian biochemist Eors Szathmary, 1995), and Animal Signals (2003).
You become aware of watching an evolution, in this case the evolution of a position.
(For a complete discussion of the evolution of mimicry, see mimicry: The evolution of mimicry).
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).
Astrophysicists speak of the evolution of the solar system or of the universe; geologists, of the evolution of Earth's interior; psychologists, of the evolution of the mind; anthropologists, of the evolution of cultures; art historians, of the evolution of architectural styles; and couturiers, of the evolution of fashion.
Parallel evolution, the evolution of geographically separated groups in such a way that they show morphological resemblances.
For the evolution of Barry, and for the evolution of the circus".
"For those of us dealing with mammalian evolution, the evolution of the middle ear is a holy grail," said Zhe-Xi Luo, curator of vertebrate paleontology at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh and an author of the new report.
