Sentence examples for their own evolutions from inspiring English sources

Ordinary voters spoke of their own evolutions.

There is a streak of laissez-faire in the choice of policies that does scant justice to the idea that societies can – and should – shape their own evolution.

Surely it is folly to pretend that humans are in charge of their own evolution, let alone the rest of the universe.

It is one with a surprising implication — that for the last 20,000 years or so, people have inadvertently been shaping their own evolution.

• Joshua David and Robert Hammond, who co-founded Friends of the High Line in 1999, document their remarkably successful transformation of an abandoned elevated freight railroad and their own evolution from amateur visionaries to veteran navigators of the urban bureaucracy in "High Line: The Inside Story of New York City's Park in the Sky" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux).

The myctophoid fishes are well separated from other protacanthopterygians, having undergone their own evolution at least since Cretaceous times (about 100 million years ago; fossil records of four families are known from Cretaceous deposits), and recognition of the order Myctophiformes is well supported.

He advanced the idea that organisms can participate actively in their own evolution.

Hey, suddenly Charles Darwin is out of date and humans are taking charge of their own evolution.

The networks, by the way, are seeing their own evolution – look at LTE networks that are forthcoming.

These materials can track their own evolution all along the product lifetime, gather helpful information and thus allow information continuum at all time and everywhere.

The pointwise influence of the sought functions (f, mu ) on their own evolution here is determined by the structure of the respective partial differential equation.