The backlash against the theory of evolution resonated not only with religious fundamentalists, but also with political and economic populists.
A major change in terrestrial vegetation took place in the Cretaceous with the evolution of the angiosperms, or flowering plants.
Physicists are using supercomputers to tackle problems such as understanding the evolution of the universe on a cosmological scale.
Debates over whether public schools should teach creationism or Darwinian evolution are also fundamentally moral.
It's not limited to evolution and creationism, but also includes the anthropic principle and other relevant issues.
The evolution of the Constitution is seen as a rhetorical tool with which to posit political arguments in favour of future change.
For example, a long history of hanging webs would mean spiders have been influencing the evolution of flying insects for millions of years.
The original proposal was to stop teaching evolution theory until creationism could be taught alongside.
The history of U.S. military doctrine describes a rough evolution from these folkways toward its contemporary forms.
Whitt's book follows a predictably chronological organization, mirroring the author's evolution as a creative artist.
The evolution of China's ancient furniture is closely related to the sitting posture of ancient Chinese.
The day after this Sunday creation event, the city newspaper printed a full page article on the creation vs. evolution debate.
It is the debate over our origins and how evolution or creationism or intelligent design should be taught in our nation's public schools.
As hydrogen peroxide decomposes to oxygen and water, the resulting rate of the evolution of oxygen and I 2 vary periodically.
Does it not follow that if the evolution of amoeba to man is fact, then the development of primitive man to civilized man must be fact also?
It isn't sensible to make predictions based on evolution when cloning and germinal choice technology are a decade away.
Judd's thesis augured the inevitable evolution of Modern art into pure formalism and object-ness.
Any attempt to disprove the theory of evolution using thermodynamics will require proper formalisms.
We sat outside drinking cream sodas and talked about the evolution of the game and about coaching and the struggle of the black athlete.
Besieged teachers and others may increasingly find themselves on the spot to defend evolution and refute creationism.
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This will in the future be a major factor in the evolution of the geopolitical and geostrategic situation in different parts of the world.
However, it is by no means necessary to a theory of evolution that it embodies any presupposition of increasing or decreasing complexity.
The reason the question is absurd, in my view, is that it presumes, or at least implies, a serious misunderstanding of what evolution requires.
Therefore, different grass lineages show lineage-specific patterns of local evolution in genic and intergenic sequences.
In the first half of the twentieth century, Darwinian evolution and Mendelian genetics were not popular subjects in France.
The relative importance of selection and genetic drift in the evolution of duplicated genes is under debate.
Now that the genome is known, scientists hope to accelerate the rate of evolution creating a range of genetically modified birds.
It is important because it helps us to understand the genesis and evolution of the Cuban leadership.
Gene genealogies can be used to understand the evolution of specific DNA sequences and relate sequence variation to plant phenotype.
In the hands of another writer, the evolution of Fleur's emotions might have been a drippily sincere story.
Butterfly eyespots have become a popular model system for the study of evolution and development.
No doubt about it, the evolution of biochemical systems, even complex multipart ones, is explicable in terms of evolution.
He is currently working on a book about the Stone Age and the evolution of human domination.
Since the domestication of dogs and the beginning of agriculture, humans have shaped the evolution of many forms of life.
I have chosen to write about the evolution of the horse's chestnut as well as the ergot.
In some respects, the dividing line between genetic and cultural evolution is not very important.
Relatedness concepts have dominated the discussion on the evolution and maintenance of eusociality in social insects.
The evolution of his career is certainly an engrossing story to contemplate.
This reveals that there is an inherent tendency for endosymbiosis which has operated throughout the evolution of biological systems.
Several species of asexual endosymbionts have experienced accelerated rates of molecular evolution relative to their free-living relatives.
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First, research on technological evolution suggests that technological discontinuities may provide an impetus that transforms networks.
But these messages guided and influenced the evolution of the data realm, and change continued in many different ways.
Complex molecules are assemblages of those elementary molecules whose metabolic evolution is being studied.
This is the first time that the use of dressed stone masonry is made, a major step in the evolution of building construction.
This would help insure that any propagation of the human race worked toward evolution rather than devolution.
The trilogy traces Neo's evolution from man to god and Morpheus' devolution from god to man.
Michel begins with this last work, considering the artist not in terms of his evolution but, in an important sense, his devolution.
Many scientists believe the dogma that the blind, purposeless forces of evolution created all the genetic information in plants.
Since environmental change was gradual, evolution could not help but be gradualistic also.
In the final analysis the authors identify key problems with gradualistic evolution of the immune system.
Pumiceous pyroclastic products are present as flows and falls at several stages of the evolution of the southern Guadeloupe volcanic island.
In practice, the story of Hannibal's evolution from best-selling novel to blockbuster film unwinds with all the ease of a Gordian knot.
Too many people think evolution is the idea that people are descended from apes.
And evolution of any management strategy requires knowledge on depredatory birds' feeding guild structure, breeding and roosting ecology.
Another, evolution expert, Richard Dawkins, was invited to give listeners a taste of what they could expect from a God-less God slot.
The first language and its evolution to an ancient language called Proto-Indo-European are lost.
This a very convenient allegory for the evolution from gnosticism to orthodoxy and the ensuing death of esoteric gnostic traditions.
Both design advocates and Darwinists affirm evolution while disagreeing over the question of purposeful direction.
Prominent Darwinists from Stephen Gould to Richard Dawkins to John Maynard Smith insist that evolution is unguided and purposeless.
The way the tail grows could prove Darwinism and evolution or prove it totally wrong!
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He seems to be saying that there is evolution but that Darwinism is not the explanation.
Gene duplication is purported to be a major pathway for the Darwinian evolution of biochemical novelty.
One consequence of Darwinian evolution by natural selection is that as the world changes, what lives and what dies can change as well.
If there is such a collective acceptance of holes and gaps in the theory of evolution then why is there such loyalty to only the one idea.
Today the guiding hand of evolution is unmistakably human, with earth-shattering consequences.
Therefore, valuable knowledge on vertebrate evolution would be gained by obtaining a complete coelacanth genome sequence.
The evolution of the universe could be cyclic, with regularly repeating periods of expansion and contraction.
This suggests a rapid, recent evolution of at least northern hemisphere temperate fucoids.
This was a fairly seminal case in the evolution of fraud in the criminal law in this country.
The evolution of fashion away from coattails for men and billowing crinolines for women put pockets nearer the body and less pickable.
The largest gap in the fossil record is thought to be the evolution from prokaryote to eukaryote cells.
But intelligent design, which spreads doubt about evolution without being too overtly religious, may succeed where creation science failed.
Some readers questioned whether the research I discussed actually supported evolution and not creationism.
So, as you read this book, challenge yourself to rethink what you have been offered concerning evolution and creationism.
The discussion about evolution and creationism is fine as long as it is confined to the salon and the pulpit.
The evolution of rock music has been marked by an intermittent but generally expanding interest in the display of traditional music competencies.
Control over evolution is the first thing an intelligence seeks to accomplish, innit?
The evolution of the individual clinical components of the lipodystrophy syndrome is variable.
Some of these pious frauds go so far as to claim that evolution is false and not scientific.
In summary, the earth is a natural spaceship where evolution of life and mind is in progress.
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We trace the evolution of this particular insensitivity in this group of beetles by analyzing a DNA sequence.
This evolution became particularly clear when fathers began to be regularly discussed as part of infant mental health case conferencing.
Table 1 illustrates the principal governing legacies in the evolution of economic thinking, and their filiation through succeeding generations.
Politically active creationists failed in their attempts to have creationism taught alongside evolution as a science.
This has been a powerful tool in molecular evolution despite some skepticism regarding the robustness of these methods.
The evolution of the NFL has conspired against quarterbacks selected in the first round.
Frank, how do Americans view the very contentious debates over teaching evolution and intelligent design?
But more importantly, it demonstrated that cultural evolution cannot be predicted purely on the basis of genetic fitnesses.
This would rule out scenarios of numt evolution involving horizontal transfer or introgression between species.
The benefits to humanity from greater knowledge about the evolution and biology of plant life are almost limitless.
The evolution of our society to one that is genuinely plural is moving at a snail's pace.
Here, we consider how a parasitic life history has influenced the evolution of cuckoo egg size.
The most amazing fact about the evolution of flight is the extent of convergent evolution between the three main groups that evolved it.
Chris Rock's evolution from underachieving Saturday Night Live also-ran to incendiary social commentator is the stuff of comedy legend.
Yet evolution predicts not just successions of forms, but also genetic lineages from ancestors to descendants.
He was unable to see how evolution in biology could have any but the feeblest analogical resemblance to the evolution of society.
Having a solid understanding of the evolution of Mac OS and iOS will be a challenge.
Even the evolution of the human kingdom on earth is a karmic cycle of yugas.
Today we can read the course of this evolution in the development of a flatfish.
Non-verbal language has been relegated to a chapter on human evolution in science books.
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The intelligent design argument counters evolution by claiming some processes are irreducible and couldn't have come about piecemeal.
The evolution of protein disulfide isomerases presents a difficult but important phylogenetic question.
Trauma during the early stages of evolution may induce the isomorphic phenomenon to produce a linear distribution of papules.
Ethylene evolution was determined in whole leaves, and thereafter in wounded discs.
This is consistent with the S shape of isotherms in all numerical models simulating temperature evolution in subduction zones.
Darwin understood that the most convincing evidence for evolution was in the imperfection of nature and the jury-rigged structure of adaptation.
It's about two youths and the evolution of their relationship as they grow into adults.
Double reduction may play a significant role in plant evolution and the maintenance of genetic polymorphism in natural populations.
The process of concerted evolution can best be studied in synthetic polyploids or in natural polyploids of clear and very recent ancestry.
Many problems in evolutionary biology involve evolution of traits controlled by multiple genes of approximately additive effect.
The entire basis for evolution is that, untold millions of years ago, life began spontaneously from primordial pond scum.
This correction adjusts the mean number of substitutions along a lineage without changing the average rate of evolution at a particular locus.
Instead of giving rise to entirely new genes, evolution has in many cases simply borrowed old ones.
Goikoetxea, once a sheepherder in Canada, has been on the ground directly witnessing the museum's daily evolution from utopia to reality.
The only difference is that, as a young earth creationist, Ham has to believe that all of that evolution was compressed into only a few thousand years at very most.
The rise of anthropology concurrent with Darwin's work on evolution mid-century and the Oxbridge university reform commissions decisively altered British activity.
To give the devil his due, the Pentagon's web site is absolutely crammed with official propaganda, which does make it easier to track the evolution of official lies.
The spatial and chronological evolution of the Canary Islands' volcanism is due to eastward progression of the slow-moving African plate over a mantle plume.
The authors adopt a pluralistic perspective, in which evolution occurs from the gene to the population and is closely supported by a cultural system.
Amphioxus is the closest living invertebrate relative of the vertebrates, and is key to understanding the evolution of vertebrates from an invertebrate ancestor.
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Once vertebrate and invertebrate eyes were established hundreds of millions of years ago, evolution continued borrowing genes and fine-tuning them for new situations.
This situation invites the view that the evolution of higher taxes was driven by changes in single major genes that acted as switches between such alternate forms.
Eventually, though, evolution co-opted the feathers for flight.
Their headquarters in Brooklyn, New York, produces millions of copies of books which expose the errors of evolution and give evidence for creation.
Some structural, petrological and isotopic evidence suggests multi-stage and possibly polycyclic metamorphic evolution of the granulites of the Eastern Ghats belt.
The core material preserves diverse structures testifying to its polygenetic origin and an evolution from a hydrostatic to a tectonic stress-dominated environment.
Alongside it are exhibits demonstrating the impacts of island isolation and the evolution of large size and flightlessness among New Zealand's birds.
Humans are quick to partake in the floccinaucinihilipilification process, it has happened before and it will happen repeatedly until evolution explicates perfect men.
Today, these parallels are known not to be exact correspondences, but the links between development and evolution remain an area of active research.
Some natural mechanism for protection from light-induced damages should exist, since the eye developed in course of evolution under relatively stable conditions of lighting.
The result of the questionnaire is of course merely opinion, but here opinion corresponds rather closely with the evolution of the forebrain and cerebral cortex.
Does the discovery of asymmetrical flight feathers on the forelimbs and hind limbs of dromaeosaurs affect the debate about the evolution of avian flight.
It maintains evolution and forms the very basis of cosmic life.
The nature of the Lower Palaeozoic rocks which crop out in the peninsula therefore hold important evidence for the Caledonian evolution of the area.
Thus removal of cues for natural enemies is likely to have been an important selective force in the evolution of frass ejection behavior in shelter-dwelling larvae.
These studies will also help to understand why only the cucurbitaceous plants form pegs, and how the Earth's gravity affects the evolution of plants.
The next step in the evolution of these double-skin walls was to integrate such decentralized environmental control systems within the standard curtain wall thickness.
Dynamic behavior such as vibration modes or cut-off frequency of the device under test can be analyzed by the evolution of contrast as the operating frequency increases.
Equilibrium concepts first came into wide use in geomorphology as an alternative to the cyclic theories of landscape evolution of William Morris Davis.
Deletion maps are a simple and rapid way to build cytogenetically based RFLP maps of wheat, providing a first insight into the structure and evolution of the wheat genome.
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The geomorphologic evolution mechanism of gullied catchments can be explained as a function of geomorphologic indicators of inter-gullied and gullied land characteristics.
From the Darwinian evolution to the New Age revolution, belief in God has changed, and so has the way we understand the nature and the purpose of humanity.
How can the evolution of human ethics be reconciled with Darwinism?
Physical subdivision and structural alteration have been implicated in the evolution of the muscles involved in protruding the upper jaw in elasmobranchs.
Unlike many secular scientists, Colling believes that evolution is not necessarily godless and that his faith is heightened, not diminished, because he believes in evolution.
In any case, no real evolutionist, whether gradualist or punctuationist, uses the fossil record as evidence in favor of evolution as opposed to special creation.
Although dichogamy is considered an important factor influencing gender expression, its roles in promoting the evolution of gender specialization are still poorly understood.
Just pointing out that there's a wide gulf of difference between the scientific theory of evolution and the way evolutionary dogma gets perceived by the masses.
But the process of dispersal was so slow that the rate of faunal replacement between different groups was much slower than the process of evolution within them.
As a result, in America today, people hear more about evolution from evangelists preaching against it, than they do from their high school teachers.
The first day will focus on the management and awareness of e-security, the legal and regulatory framework, the firewall evolution and the management of identity.
Convergent evolution creates analogous structures that have similar form or function, but that were not present in the last common ancestor of those groups.
Streptocarpella flowers are occasionally produced by the cotyledon, suggesting that the evolution of the unifoliate condition evolved from ancestral plants that could develop facultatively.
There is a clear chain of constitutional evolution from the Albany Plan of Union to the Articles of Confederation to the Constitution of the United States.
After the front shops are put in line with the new visual identity, the network is actually planning an evolution in the concept of its outlets.
Based on a representative selection of cars, this car costs index measures the evolution of the car costs.
We look back on history and see patterns, but these patterns were not established in advance, as evolution has no predetermined direction.
The evolution of the turning industry takes place particularly between the two wars with the arrival of the rotary press.
We will watch closely the evolution of the Service's position and may make them the subjects of future reports.
This leads me to the fourth factor that we watch closely in setting monetary policy-the evolution of inflation and inflation expectations.
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The Church appears to some to be a hindrance to progress, hanging back in relation to the evolution of society.
This rapid evolution supports the role of the solar wind as principal element in the transformation of their surfaces.
We are able to concentrate exclusively on their evolution as a writer, on the gestation of their work, and on the freedom to revise and redesign our programs.
We also wished to explore patterns of gene evolution in polyploid cotton, using as a comparative framework orthologs from the diploid progenitors.
A good effort has been made into the evolution of the development assistance accountability act.
That is a very noble evolution but we need to be vigilant that this noble objective does not rub out differences and lead to assimilation.
Put differently, evolution demands that we elevate our emotional intelligence.
Patterns and processes of organic evolution are reflected in the structure and sequences of organisms' genomes.
Rather than demolition, it is organic evolution that creates the most resilient communities.
Proposed changes to its scope represent an organic evolution rather than radical change.
Because of organic evolution and extinction events, empirical successions of fossils can be recognized, making them unrivalled time indicators.
The most important theme illustrated by the review concerns the organic evolution of such mandates.
Its evolution in the second and third parts is in calmness and moderation: it is in the plant and the silkiness which traces its line.
This is a difference that has been largely muddled and lost sight of in the long convoluted evolution of staffs in the Canadian Forces.
A well-prepared evolution session should move smoothly through the following six steps.
Through the pictures, the work shows the evolution of the districts before and after the requalification operations.
This pattern of parallel evolution must be distinguished from parallelism in phenotypic space.
Parallel evolution is the development of a similar trait in related, but distinct, species that share a common ancestor.
Simplification and parallel evolution will lead to similarity in form, structure, and function.
Initial programming foresaw the parallel evolution of the first stage and the referral level.
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The Network Video Recorder industry has experienced a parallel evolution and Thecus has been at the forefront of this movement.
This parallel evolution is a major factor for a stable and healthy information infrastructure.
These 17-year-old whiz kids have combined their talents to create a simulator that allows scientists to follow the evolution of a star.
The depilated areas often stand out with the not depilated areas, where pilosity follows its normal evolution process.
He described an economic framework that would follow the course of the evolution of the computer-security market.
Therefore, judges must be prepared to be acquainted with and participate in the international evolution of legal practice.
It is equally clear: evolution is definitely preferable if it is attainable.
It links us through evolution to every other living thing on earth and is an essential part of the story of who we are.
Unlike the old-fashioned creationists, they are not especially worried about evolution conflicting with a literal reading of Genesis.
From the 35 countries where we are located, we take the full measure of the evolution in agricultural needs.
They reflect a positive evolution in our approach to security intelligence work.
Recent books on designing for the disabled shine a light on this evolution in the design world.
He teaches in the areas of dendrology, the evolution and genetics of plants, tree improvement, and research ethics.
Computer modeling has played an increasingly important role in developing and testing theories related to evolution and biodiversity.
Social Darwinists claimed that women were at a less developed stage of human evolution than men.
The wine has the image of the men who make it: the evolution is slow but sure.
He is my favorite Trojan and an important player in the social evolution of college football.
Theorists of social evolution in the past have never succeeded in specifying either of these.
There are good reasons to suspect that this type of social evolution will be the inevitable outcome of these new reforms in social policy.
This visual continuity always accompanies the social evolution and translates into new modes of existence emerging in Africa.
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The authenticity of the site is linked to its function and to the cultural, technical and social evolution of Abomey society.
Architecture has always played an important role in the cultural, economic and social evolution of cities.
They can contribute to the national knowledge of economic and social realities and convey messages on social evolution and democratization.
Risk goes hand in hand with contemporary social evolution and our society is permeated by a feeling of insecurity.
Project: to show the process of social evolution through the career path taken by Steeve.
Looking back to 2001, this is an area of considerable evolution and maturation of the priority planning process.
But because it is almost impossible to determine the history of a biological process, we may never know the role of the mitochondrion in the evolution of warm-bloodedness.
However, this price evolution was not substantiated and no elements demonstrating the likeliness of its lasting nature were provided.
When the continents began to move apart, the separation of different populations led to the evolution of distinct species.
Such evolution of snow crystal shapes leads to constant modification of mechanical properties of a snow mantle.
Once you get a view of the evolution of the quality of the end user experience, you also need to be able to understand and explain its evolution.
Darwinian theory is accountable in the first place of the very possibility of evolution and later in the way that this takes place.
The diagram shows the evolution of the values over a year for the same indicator used in the pie chart.
Some evolutionists have been known to commit a logical fallacy by conflating biological evolution and the general theory of evolution.
Biological evolution can be summarized as a change in allele frequency in a population over time.
Biological evolution is the change in the heritable characteristics or allele frequency in populations over time.
We now have a better understanding of the diplomats' cautiousness regarding the dramatic evolution of the situation in the Land of the Cedars.
It also has a rare book collection, made up of rare or antique works showing the importance of sport in society and its evolution over time.
Its artisanship reveals the struggles and successes of Canada and Parliament's evolution with reverence and even humour.
Although you can make a fire by banging two bits of flint together, evolution has given us the lighter.
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Their evolution process, called keratinization, leads to the formation of the corneous layer of the epidermis.
The archipelago where Darwin learnt the lessons of evolution is an archetypical biosphere reserve.
This structure gives flexibility and operability to the development of projects and the evolution of the company.
Our analysis of 1170 mammalian karyotypes provides strong evidence that karyotypic evolution is driven by nonrandom segregation during female meiosis.
Anguish, the wistful veil of the lyrics show the evolution of a self-assertive group.
These young painters, breaking from the official academicism, took an important part in the evolution of artistic movements.
Figure 2: Left: time evolution of the number QHI of photons able to ionize hydrogen, for a population of stars born at the same time.
One landmark event in vertebrate evolution was the evolution of jaws from agnathan ancestors, which was followed by the first appearance of the stomach.
The rapid evolution of keyhole surgery has seen mitral valve procedures performed without sternotomy, using a left sided posterior mini-thoracotomy approach.
Although it remains unevolved and somewhat grapy, everything is present for a fabulous evolution of two decades or more.
By studying these fantastic archives, we can better understand the climate evolution and focus on a burning question: global warming.
Members will reappraise the review of the organization's strategic directions in accordance with the evolution of these important files.
Sometimes the economic situation is analysed in a general sense, and sometimes a specific aspect of that economic evolution is looked at.
Before and after the sessions, the team analysed the evolution of the phobic person's visual behaviour through the eye-tracking system.
His first assignment was in the astronomy department, visualizing the evolution of binary star systems.
The new study suggests that mud dauber wasps may offer clues to the evolution of ant societies.
Further, the evolution of the spot value is held to make possible a better appreciation of bankruptcy risk.
It is characterized by a slow evolution of funeral rites in which cremation became the common practice.
I've been airbrushing T-shirts for over 30 years and have seen a great evolution in equipment over the years.
Among other things, you will also have information on your loans and will be able to follow the evolution of your index-linked term savings.
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This is an evolution of techniques designed to fix to the greater tuberosity.
A new horned dinosaur reveals convergent evolution in cranial ornamentation in Ceratopsidae.
Finally, progress is real but it will be amplified by a better use and by a convergent evolution of B2B applications.
Remarks: The unique colour of this copper has led to speculation on its convergent evolution with blues.
The duration of post-instillation observation was too short to evaluate the evolution of pulmonary lesions and their eventual regression.
Greater speed was attained by the use of teams of two or four onagers and by the evolution of the light, spoked wheel.
They argue that phyletic evolution that is, evolution along lineages of descent proceeds at two levels.
A second edition reflecting the continuing evolution of the Standing Orders is currently being prepared and is eagerly anticipated.
This evolution makes the development of the patrimonial staff structure possible.
Since our purpose is to make evolution easy, we require that modification be made easy.
This malformation has a different histology and evolution compared to infant laryngeal hemangioma.
Popes before him have also said that– with certain provisos – there is no incompatibility between evolution and God as divine creator.
A mathematical model for the prediction of potential altimetric stream network evolution due to erosion and sedimentation processes is here formalized.
The controversy did, however, motivate publishers to downplay evolution in their public school textbooks.
It seeks to subdue without conquest, to brainwash without force, to accomplish social evolution without history.
Figure 5: Possible example of evolution of the Venus obliquity during its history.
From this point onwards several factors leading the trend towards the garbage can of evolution pull at humanity.
Gibbons were the first group to branch off the phylogenetic tree that would eventually lead to the evolution of large primates.
We also attempt to reconcile different pieces of evidence by analyzing the evolution of real wages by job seniority.
Thus, contrary to the insects, the evolution of a tracheal system in the Myriapoda was not accompanied by the loss of respiratory pigments in the hemolymph.
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One of the most famous proponents of evolution was the late Harvard paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould.
First, maturation connotes growth, which I consider healthy, whereas evolution simply denotes change, whether progressive or regressive.
From sedentary nomad of fixed to mobile, the exhibition reflects the evolution of our lifestyles to lead us gradually into a dream world.
The transparency that was required for the treaty's implementation helped the country's evolution from one-party authoritarianism to multiparty democracy.
Thus the evolution we should accomplish in this life, it consists in harmonizing the cohabitation of these two aspects of ourselves.
Nothing shows the evolution of the human race like the development of thermal underwear.
Although those beliefs are changing, it is taking time for that mindset evolution to percolate through the system.
The advent of paper fiat money in Europe marked the beginning of a new phase in the evolution of money.
While arachnid fossils are abundant, it is extremely difficult to trace the evolution of individual groups.
A major characteristic of arachnid evolution is that segments were fused or lost.
Do not commit the error of awaiting for the law of evolution to conduce you to the final liberation.
Bona fide featurettes include spots on the evolution of the story of the movie, the actual filming, casting the film, the score, and a bit about the Apache language.
Here ends this thoughtful, limpidly written exploration of screws and screwdrivers, the passage of time, the evolution of civilizations, and human invention.
This history is part of the romance of India, the evolution of a rich, loamy cultural pluralism.
The rise of the yeoman class in Britain was particularly critical in foreshadowing the evolution of America.
Since then little girls have adapted to technical evolution and electric stoves come with the much loved tea set.
The independent evolution of arborescence in nearly all major groups of plants was key to the development of multistratal forests in some habitats at this time.
This allows us to place much tighter constraints on the tectonic and thermal evolution of the lithosphere during late orogenic extension than has previously been possible.
The Prisoner's Dilemma, derived from game theory, is a model for the evolution of cooperation versus competition more generally.
A post organic evolution that intends to raise the concept of nature where human beings would draw from everything the planet has to offer and which the planet itself could renew regardless of the will of man.
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With accelerated natural processes, all the stages of organic evolution including seeds, leaves and petals, are united in each jewellery piece, and on every handbag.
In this comprehensive, fully-loaded trim level, it proves a welcomed evolution of the nameplate, as well as a logical step-up for the Honda enthusiast after a big family hauler.
This evolution has been characterized, as noted, by fits and starts.
Such revisited modern versions, contributing to the constant evolution of the myth, include those listed below.
The evolution occurred only in the Latin west, and in connection with the Latin church.
One darwin equals the rate of evolution that would produce a change in size by a factor of approximately 2.7 in one million years.
Throughout the Empire's evolution into the Commonwealth of Nations, the song declined in use in most states which became independent.
On 17 December 1954, the North Atlantic Council approved MC 48, a key document in the evolution of NATO nuclear thought.
The oldest photo in the exhibition was a daguerreotype, and the documented progress in industrial engineering was paralleled by the technological evolution in photography itself.
The historical evolution of architectural theory is assessable mainly from manuscripts and published treatises, from critical essays and commentaries, and from the surviving buildings of every epoch.
This evolution is fully reported in the annual reports of the mandate holders and those reports are the subject of debate and constant feedback among the various stakeholders.
The prospect announced for a rise of sea level related to the climatic reheating also leads the decision makers to think differently the evolution of their territory.
Directed evolution enables to customize proteins characteristics,  until they meet the needs of their target application, whether for therapeutical of other industrial purposes.
Korea DPR's coronation provided the biggest surprise of a spectacular three-week competition that illustrated both the continued evolution of the women's game and the emergence of some prodigiously talented individuals.
My uh, netherhair is naturally minimalist, as they all are now. As everyone is now. Is that evolution too? Like men stopping having beards?
Rather than being an abrupt change, the creation of this new institution will continue an evolution that began more than thirty years ago in the development of public affairs in Nunavik.
The evolution of the space and surrounding areas through time has resulted in an iconic location that is currently uncelebrated and underwhelming.
In accounting at fair value, this income is modified by capital gains and potential losses in virtue of the short-term evolution of the value of certain assets.
Cost-benefit analysis and economic and financial assessments should permit a good understanding of all cost and benefit elements as well as their expected evolution in time.
Evaluation allows for the evolution of a project in order to operate optimally, which will ensure high degrees of satisfaction for all stakeholders and ingrain family volunteering in the organization's culture.

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