Sentence examples for the evolutionary scheme of from inspiring English sources

What is their nature, and how do they fit into the evolutionary scheme of things?

Darwin, for one thing, never doubted for a moment, once he had concluded that life in general had evolved, that human beings must also have evolved and fit into the evolutionary scheme of things along with every other species on Earth.

In a final flourish, Tyler trumped my argument that aging and death are somehow natural to the evolutionary scheme of things with the paradox that evolution has also given us the power to control aging and death and that surely we are programed to use it.

However, on the evolutionary point of view, this sequence could possibly shed some light on the evolutionary scheme of cystatins among the animals and plants.

Further, with the addition of the third phylogram, students can now address the question left unresolved from activity two where gorillas fit into the evolutionary scheme of the apes.

Phenomenologists are especially vigorous in repudiating the evolutionary schemes of past scholars, whom they accuse of imposing arbitrary semiphilosophical concepts in their interpretation of the history of religion.

But in the grand evolutionary scheme of things, in which humans are just one animal among many, and not always the most successful one, language looks like quite a minor phenomenon, they feel.

Wright's views on the role of genetic drift in the evolutionary scheme were controversial almost from the very beginning.

However, because gorilla was not included, the activity one phylograms cannot help resolve the unanswered question of how gorilla best fits into the evolutionary scheme.

Advantage: This clue places consciousness within the highly successful evolutionary scheme of Darwinism.

Our evolutionary scheme of the SSTR gene family expansion is presented in Figure 5.