That's the evolution of basketball.
That is the consequence of its evolution.
This force, evolution, is not sentimental.
To anybody who's interested in -evolution, and the ultimate demonstration of the truth of evolution - the fact of evolution - this is a key discovery.
It is more about evolution not disruptive innovations now.
So just what is evolution, and how does it work?
Constant evolution is the survival mechanism of the microbial world.
Such mergers can generate a quasar phase of galactic evolution.
Newspaper and magazine firms were determined to steer its evolution.
My point is that technological evolution must also be viable in relation to the evolution of the market.
Using phrases like "Darwinian selection" or "Darwinian evolution" implies there must be another kind of evolution at work, a process that can be described with another adjective.
And scientists believe that making stone tools helped propel that evolution.
According to Sewell, evolution is scientifically undeniable, but its contribution to human well-being is unclear.
If that evolution makes the virus more virulent, so much the worse for the host.
One of the lingering challenges in cognitive psychology is the evolution of languAge.
To create the brain found in apes, Sherwood says, evolution added a third scoop.
An UPDATED family tree of the animal kingdom could radically change the way we think about the evolution of species.
The quick evolution of the business and its needs make impossible IT to align with it currently.
“It’s a very clear-cut case of re-evolution because of the large time span, ” said John Wiens, the Stony Brook biologist who authored the paper in the journal Evolution.
The team examined the rate of evolution of the PSD proteins over millions of years of mammalian evolution, expecting the proteins to evolve at the same rate as other proteins.
A pattern of evolution that results in linear descent with no branching or splitting of the population.
This kind of plasticity may play a vital role in evolution as well as during the lifetime of individuals.
That means it might represent a stage of gradual evolution of turtles from freshwater to the sea, and the study of its ecology can help to understand the evolution of Marine turtles.
For example, you can work on the Construction phase of one evolution while beginning the Inception phase of another.
“ This implies that they were probably present in the last common ancestor,” not long after the dawn of evolution, Breaker argues.
One of the more embarrassing mysteries of human evolution is that people are host to no fewer than three kinds of louse while most species have just one.
The development of clothing has even influenced the evolution of other species — the body louse, unlike all other kinds, clings to clothing, not hair.
Michael Ruse teaches the history and philosophy of science at Florida State University. His next book is on philosophical questions arising out of human evolution.
Prior studies have supported that early in vertebrate evolution, "the right brain hemisphere became specialized in dealing with unexpected and behaviorally relevant stimuli," Mormann said.
Chinese theater culture is a sort of hybrid culture while western culture is a sort of pure culture. The evolution of theaters in Shanghai in late Qing Dynasty is just a living fossil of hybrid culture transforming into pure one.
That may be a hint that the action evolved as a social cue - "time for us all to go to bed" - although as usual when evolution and human behaviour meet, the tie is speculative at best.
I think Quest serves as a perfect metaphor for the evolution of my views on SOA and sheds some light on why my vision of Governance differs from those prevailing in the industry.
But I question how we can truly design new workflows when we have no insight into (and very little role in) the evolution of digital content in the next decade.
The New Age can be a time of great peace and evolution for your race, but only if your rulers are made aware of the evil forces that can overshadow their judgments.
