Sentence examples for the evolutionary times from inspiring English sources

It accumulates information from selection, and the alleles that it generates are specific to the evolutionary times.

It is therefore specific to the adaptation and the evolutionary times, and only thanks to its evolution the adaptation can evolve.

Interestingly, Wagner has already noted that one of the most interesting things that transposable elements demonstrate vividly is that the options available for genetic evolutionary change are specific to the evolutionary times [ 18].

Quite in contrast, the mutational writing phenotype discussed here evolves along with the evolution of adaptation and is therefore specific to the evolutionary times, and is part of the core of the evolutionary process, not an "add-on" on top of it.

But even something as ephemeral as the finger-thick down on this drake's belly seemed utterly suffused with time, the evolutionary time needed to create it.

Agaba, Cavener, and their colleagues estimate that the two species diverged about eleven and a half million years ago, fairly recently on the evolutionary time scale.

The few years between now and 2100 represent only a couple generations for the turtles and is just a blink in the evolutionary time scale.

As such, the fossil record is mute on the subject treated here, but it does provide the evolutionary time in which the groups in question diverged.

That may not sound like much for a family unit, but it represents a "huge" effect on the evolutionary time scale, says Fieder.

We consider the reconstruction of signals from nonuniformly spaced samples using a projection onto convex sets (POCSs) implemented with the evolutionary time-frequency transform.

If the time scale for ambipolar or Ohmic diffusion is large compared to the evolutionary time of a system, the magnetic field is 'frozen' into the gas and moves with it (but see Maki and Susa 2004, 2007).