"Charter schools, pay for performance, taking national standards through an evolutionary process, getting real data from the states — a few years ago we weren't talking about these the way we are now.
GBRMPA chairman Russell Reichelt said the organisation was going through an "evolutionary change" but he was confident he had a "very good team" despite losing five directors under the restructure.
In an interview with the state broadcaster on November 21st, the UN's "world television day", the information minister, Firdous Ashiq Awan, stressed the need for a code of conduct to help broadcast media through an "evolutionary phase".
Viewed through an evolutionary lens, some aspects of Maslow's hierarchy make no sense, says Douglas T. Kenrick, a professor of psychology at Arizona State University, who argues for a new pyramid.
The subject of rape and evolution has been so touchy, Dr. Thornhill and Dr. Palmer write in "A Natural History of Rape," that lectures on the topic have been picketed, scientific articles have been rejected by scholarly journals, and researchers who view rape through an evolutionary lens have been denied jobs at universities.
Higher mammals apart from the egg-laying mammals do not have yolk in their eggs but, having passed through an evolutionary stage of animals with yolky eggs, retain, particularly in gastrulation, features common to reptiles (and birds, which also had reptilian ancestors).
The investigators also revealed that the rate of global warming will be too rapid for lizards to adapt through an evolutionary adjustment response, and they projected that by 2080 as much as 20% of the world's lizard species will have gone extinct in response to climate change.
Instead, when instructors view course material through an evolutionary lens, that viewpoint is conveyed to students.
Here, current accounts of threat-modulated bias are evaluated through an evolutionary functional lens.
