Sentence examples similar to vision evolves from inspiring English sources

I want to show them the intensive feeling that led to the artist's vision and how this vision evolved into concrete form".

"We're really excited to see Dan Biederman bring his vision and have that vision evolve in the soil of Newark," Mr. Rich said.

New World male monkeys like Dalton and Sam are chromatically challenged because their ancestors split off from Old World primates before full color vision evolved.

Close and repeated looking slowly reveals those images and brings them to life in a startling way; partly this is a matter of individual vision evolving, sharpening.

For the antelope scanning the horizon, danger primarily comes from the sides or from behind, not from below or above, so the scope of its vision evolved accordingly.

"The vision evolved into making a visually dynamic and coherent set of cards with text and illustrations that would give people a snapshot of who the players are in this casino we call the world financial system," Mr. Scheff wrote.

The findings have implications for understanding how color vision evolved.

The new finding may even change our understanding of why color vision evolved.

The competing hypothesis is that trichromatic color vision evolved in the context of sexual selection as a means for communication between individuals of the same species.

Humans' perception of color has shaped how scientists have studied color vision, leading to some misconceptions concerning why and how color vision evolved (Endler 1990; Bennett et al. 1994).

It has been hypothesized that being able to detect red fruits against a green background is the reason that trichromatic color vision evolved in primates (reviewed by Surridge et al. 2003).