Sentence examples for world of evolution from inspiring English sources

Polytheism assumes a messy world of evolution by tooth and claw as well as by friendship and community, a world of contradictions and uncertainties, a world of worlds.

The ever-alert Glenn Branch points out that mites have played a starring role in the world of evolution before, in Jay Hosler's The Sandwalk Adventures, a graphic novel in which Darwin explains evolution to Mara, a follicle mite living in one of his eyebrows... reviewed by Glenn here.

When we published our first joint paper on human evolution back in early 1975 (Eldredge and Tattersall 1975), the world of human evolution was a very different place.

The automaker, part of the Daimler corporate family alongside Mercedes-Benz, wanted to point out that in the world of computers, evolution favors the small.

London's Natural History Museum publishes The Complete World of Human Evolution (Stringer and Andrews 2005), by Chris Stringer and Peter Andrews, which contains many color and black-and-white illustrations, color and black-and-white photos, and maps.

This assignment would allow students to bridge the concepts covered in this activity with real-world occurrences of evolution.

The scientific explanations of the creation of the world and evolution of life are the best explanation we have.

The more general claim is that the RNA world comprised a stage of evolution preceding – perhaps immediately – the RNA/protein/DNA world we now inhabit.

Divided into six untitled books, the poem yokes together moments of intense lyrical beauty; philosophical meditations on religion, pleasure, and death; and scientific theories of the physical world, the evolution of human societies, the perils and joys of sex, and the nature of disease.

-- No. Essentially all available data and observations from the natural world support the hypothesis of evolution.

"Our world is a result of evolution over 3.5 billion years, and we are able in just four years to do away with so much.