Sentence examples for unfolding evolution from inspiring English sources

They were made not with the intention of broadcasting an idealized image of Gowin's love for Edith and his family but, instead, as a part of the unfolding evolution of that love.

Furthermore, since small groups are complex dynamic systems, always changing because they are dependent on interactions [ 25, 27], our recordings could only be transient moments in their unfolding evolution; further reducing those recordings to a handful of snapshots for this paper, through selection by one participant, inevitably weakens ability to generalize from these findings.

The "Evolution Canyon" (EC) model at Mt. Carmel (EC I) [ 2– 7] (Figs.  1, 2, 3) is one of four "Evolution Canyons" (Fig.  4) studied in Israel representing microscale natural laboratories unfolding evolution in action across life from bacteria to mammals.

And also I see human beings as not the culmination, but only a stage in the marvellous unfolding of evolution, because the timeline ahead is as long as the time that has lapsed up to now.

Yet, unfolding the evolution of cognitive abilities through comparative research is not unjustly considered a notoriously complex and contentious topic.

Second, in the unstable regime where proteins are prone to unfolding, protein evolution has two forms of selection.

This book describes in colourful and rather dramatic (even evangelistic) terms the unfolding and evolution of Dr. Pittet's work and contributions.

And thanks to the falling price of genome-sequencing technology, scientists can now zero in on the precise genetic changes that unfold during evolution, a power previous generations of researchers only dreamed of.

After all, this planet was constructed so that we could realize and unfold the evolution of our souls.

This could have unfolded during evolution as follows.

Of course, evolution implies a gradual unfolding and development of character to reveal subtleties and complexity, a process anathema to sitcoms, and extraordinarily difficult to achieve in one-hour shows like "That's Life".