Sentence examples for the evolutionary transformation from inspiring English sources

There is something cold in his vision, particularly when he imagines the evolutionary transformation of humanity.

We will now consider the computation of the spreading function by means of the evolutionary transformation of the received signal.

Assuming the given nonuniformly spaced samples are from a signal satisfying the finite time support and the essential band-limitedness conditions with a known center frequency, imposing time and frequency limitations in the evolutionary transformation permit us to reconstruct the signal iteratively.

The chloroplast of plants is thought to be descended from an originally free-living cyanobacterium; most of the genes in the genome of the cyanobacterium were transferred to the nucleus of the host cell during the evolutionary transformation of the endosymbiont into the chloroplast [1], [2].

The evolutionary transformation of the endosymbiont to an organelle was accompanied by drastic genome reduction.

Although numerous mutational and overexpression studies have led to activation of antibiotic synthesis in S. lividans [ 48- 52], to our knowledge, none have succeeded in identifying the evolutionary transformation that led to modulation of actinorhodin synthesis.

It has to be taken into account that the likelihood of (1) finding statistical support of parallel evolution as well as of (2) parallel evolution itself to occur is dramatically reduced when the evolutionary transformations change more often in several aspects (direction, quality, quantity, proportion) in both lineages.

The book is an attempt to reverse this flow of information, to find objective "evidence" for what she has discovered through private experience, that after the birth of her child a woman's equality is shown to be not the great evolutionary transformation of the modern era, but a kind of temporary, easily revoked passport into the world of men.

Accordingly, we regard the asymmetric arrangement in the adult a secondary condition, probably constrained by limited space in the cephalic region rather than being the result of evolutionary transformation events of a radiole into an operculum.

The large number of recent discoveries and phylogenetic studies of basal sauropodomorphs offer a wealth of new information about their early evolution, providing critical evidence to understand the pattern and processes acting in one of the major evolutionary transformations of Dinosauria, the origins of Sauropoda.

Small disturbances produce little in the way of phenotypic evolution, and global-scale mass extinctions are very rare albeit associated with some of the grandest evolutionary transformations in the history of life on Earth.