Similar words: selection, naturalization, general election, election, natural, naturally, natural law, unnatural. Meaning: n. a natural process resulting in the evolution of organisms best adapted to the environment.
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(121) The assumption of belief in God being favored by natural selection is sophomoric.
(122) The result, once natural selection had done its work over the course of millions of years, was the now familiar cast of Allosaurus, Diplodocus, Triceratops and Tyrannosaurus rex.
(123) As regards natural selection, depigmentation allows greater penetration of the skin by ultraviolet B (UVB), which is needed to synthesise previtamin D3.
(124) Along with English botanist Joseph Hooker, Lyell was one of a small handful of people Darwin had shown early drafts of his own work on natural selection.
(125) The British philosopher Herbert Spencer described this struggle as "survival of the fittest." But biologists use the term "natural selection" to describe the evolutionary process.
(126) Nature grants long periods of time for the work of natural selection.
(127) On Ray's first run of Tierra, random variation, death, and natural selection worked.
(128) Rudimentary organs, from being useless, are not regulated by natural selection, and hence are variable.
(129) The grand mediocrity of today--everyone being the same in survival and number of off-spring--means that natural selection has lost 80% of its power in upper-middle-class India compared to the tribe.
(130) Natural selection has led to the reduction of this male canine tooth very, very early in time, right at the base of our branch of the family tree.
(131) Genetic Algorithm (GA) is a global optional algorithm, which is based on the random seeking of the theory of evolution, natural selection and the theory of inheritance.
(132) Natural selection merely selects away the deformed wing, the unseeing eye.
(133) In the space of all possible computation and learning, then, natural selection holds a special position. It occupies the extreme point where information transfer is minimized.
(134) Abundant work over the past four decades has begun to show that self-organisation plays a role along with natural selection in the order in biology.
(135) From a Darwinist perspective, some anthropologists believe that men were attracted to women with pale skin for reasons having to do with natural selection.
(136) These signals are then acted on by natural selection to minimize risk to the signaler.
(137) Cloud beginning snow heart is unclear embarrassment, to the Jin natural selection,(www.Sentencedict.com) she actually nowise understands and knows not a entity.
(138) From prolonged thought and study, he was able to intuit how evolution worked without having access to all the subsequent scientific knowledge that others required to be convinced of natural selection.
(139) Most critics of natural selection concede that Darwin survival of the fittest right.
(140) What was true of the hypothesis of the research?A) Our apelike ancestors were anatomically different but had the same gaits. B) Bipeds with natural selection had an advantage over quadruped.
(141) Natural selection becomes now the overall name for inequalities of survival or of productive rate.
(142) He suggested that bees which make hexagonal cells evolved in steps from bees that made round cells, under pressure from natural selection to economise wax.
(143) The Darwin natural selection theory thought that it is promotes the organic evolution the important attribute.
(144) Herbert Spencer, in the decade after Darwin, summarised natural selection as "survival of the fittest" – a slogan -Darwin only later adopted.
(145) Genetic algorithm is a search algorithm based on mechanics of natural selection and natural genetics. It uses probabilistic transition rules to guide itself toward an optimum solution.
(146) In sharp contrast to the Darwinian theory of evolution by natural selection.
(147) This article supports the role of purge of recessive deleterious allele, our results show that under self-fertilization, deleterious recessive alleles can be purged more quickly by natural selection.
(148) Darwin used the term natural selection for this process of discrimination.
(149) Through natural selection, weeds have developed efficient mechanisms of root and snoot growth.
(150) All base their arguments on the same tenets of natural selection.
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