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151, Charles Darwin, in his theory of evolution by means of natural selection, stressed the role of competition.

152, It emerged in public consciousness as a reaction to Charles Darwin and the evolution controversy.

153, There is no reason why general trends in evolution shouldn't be reversed.

154, This striping becomes synonymous with social attachment and is therefore the ideal pattern for evolution to exaggerate with contrasting colours.

155, I know of no very explicit discussion of how this could come about, in evolution or in individual development.

156, This year, the state Legislature spent months debating a bill that would have banned the teaching of evolution as fact.

157, Not only was Buckinghamshire small, its inadequate internal communications served to check the evolution of a true county town.

158, I hope my work on the evolution of cooperation helps the world avoid conflict.

159, Keepers must breed from what little they possess.-which itself means evolution.

160, If we do not view patriarchy as a necessary and inevitable step in human cultural evolution, how did it come about?

161, The instruments are designed for high precision scientific applications including single crystal calorimetry, laser induced desorption and flash temperature gas evolution.

162, This will give some intuitive idea of the amount of change that we can expect in real natural evolution.

163, These birds, the icon of all evolution textbooks, show why species adapted to different ways of life stay separate.

164, In our desire to become the architects of our own evolution, we risk the very real possibility of losing our humanity.

165, It is our own species that really shows what cultural evolution can do.

166, Therefore evolution would not load it up with such extra baggage.

167, In the most general terms, evolution is a tight web and ecology a loose one.

168, The ideas of evolution were denounced by many as monstrous and antireligious,[www.Sentencedict.com] if not downright silly.

169, The Berlin Philharmonic, founded in 1882, has grown up in tandem with the evolution of the star conductor.

170, Moreover, the most natural thing of all about evolution is that some natures will be pitted against others.

171, The first question concerns the extent to which preconceptions about evolution should be allowed to influence the creation of classifications.

172, Much can be learned about the course of the great stream of evolution from domestication, its minor tributary.

173, So technology that builds the boats leads directly to biological adaptation and evolution.

174, Comparison of the Orbiter and Lauder data permits a detailed portrait of the origin and evolution of a giant dust storm.

175, Not surprising, you might think, in animals designed by Darwinian evolution to find associations in the real world.

176, Thus the assembly rules of the mind build up during evolution, element by element.

177, These relationships were a natural consequence of evolution working to produce mutual interactions from which all the species involved would benefit.

178, The evolution of parasitic relationships involves countless compromises and adjustments between the two partners.

179, Problems and progress in the evolution of teaching skills are an important agenda item for such meetings.

180, The benefits that consumers will enjoy are dependent on unbridled competition within the industry; government intervention will only hinder its evolution.