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91, In terms of biological evolution, complex adaptive systems seek patterns and learn from their interactions with the environment.

92, These days, the evolution issue is symbolic of the legislative influence of religious conservatives.

93, But most religious thinkers accommodated themselves fairly rapidly to the basic concept of evolution.

94, Thus the scientific model of verification has an inbuilt mechanism for the evolution and promotion of generally accepted standards.

95, This in turn has led to rapid evolution to fill the vacant or new ecological niches.

96, In which case, how did they develop these extraordinary actions during the course of evolution?

97, This second approach relies heavily on Charles Darwin's theory of evolution.

98, The evolution of a rudimentary bureaucracy was, by 1180, the distinguishing feature of royal and princely administrations.

99, There is an obvious analogy between operant conditioning and evolution by natural selection.

100, The problem with Darwin's theory was that it reduced evolution to a chapter of accidents.

101, The table below shows the evolution of the English alphabet.

102, In biology the equations are as much the product of evolution as traits such as eye color.

103, A hydraulic representation of his system dominated in which the historical evolution and context of Keynes's ideas could find no place.

104, The social Darwinists or Spencerians of the late nineteenth century viewed human evolution from a unilinear perspective.

105, The central nervous system appears to be the pre-eminent instrument that has been designed for this function in the course of evolution.

106, There has been a linkage between the evolution of democracy and the expansion of avenues for traffickers into political systems.

107, Elsewhere he considers everything from laughter's part in boosting the immune system to the role of laughter in speech evolution.

108, It has required elaborate organization, but this has been the product of continuous evolution from the original entrepreneurial enterprise.sentence dictionary

109, The theory of evolution has to do much more than that.

110, This law has been axiomatic in the evolution of the sciences.

111, This is a condition brought about by the combined effect of evolution and civilisation and for everyone it is quite unavoidable.

112, This model promoted the assumption that evolution is based on a progressive trend with the human race as its goal.

113, This has only been accentuated in the course of social evolution.

114, Their occurrence seems to be cyclic and may well express the evolution of levels of consciousness.

115, Perhaps Mayberry should have let evolution take its course after all.

116, This politicization of de Gaulle's message was a critical stage in the evolution towards a unified resistance.

117, Often, the change in function of an organ during evolution is even more dramatic.

118, Kitcher deals with the motivation of creationists: evolution contradicts the early chapters of Genesis.

119, But once adaptation to the new conditions had been achieved, Darwin assumed that evolution would come to a halt.

120, Here we show that the P3A exon is present only in primates and man and it is conserved through primate evolution.