Sentence examples for the evolutionary stage from inspiring English sources

Between what Morgan labeled a state of "primitive promiscuity"—in which sex and marriage were quite unregulated and the patriarchal monogamous family form of "civilization" (the evolutionary stage in which he placed 19th-century European and Euro-American society) came a sequence of intermediate stages.

Such integer values indicate the evolutionary stage of each solution, and the algorithm.

The mass loss rate of each star depends on the evolutionary stage and is determined by the stellar evolution code.

Such observations would enhance our knowledge regarding the interaction of the host star's plasma environment and with Earth-like exoplanets itself, as well as shed light into the evolutionary stage of their atmospheres.

The evolutionary stage of planetary nebulae does not depend only on their age, but also on other factors, such as the mass of the exciting star (see, e.g. Blöcker, 1995).

A ratio of the weight of a critical mass, which is the minimum mass required to produce some geomorphological evidence to the weight of the mass involved in the gravitational slope deformations, was calculated in order to quantitatively assess the evolutionary stage of the ongoing deformations.

"Your brain function level regresses back through the evolutionary stages.

"We are planted on the earth, go through the evolutionary stages of growing.

Obviously, these various influences were not formally considered during the agelong trial-and-error evolution of a now successful tool, but recognition of them aids in identifying the evolutionary stages of the tool.

We present a much-revised stratigraphy and geological map of Yamanlar in order to quantify the evolutionary stages of the volcano.

We describe a case study within the field of Heliophysics and provide a comparison of the evolutionary stages of data discovery, from manual to semantically enable.