Use of darwinian in Sentences. 38 Examples
The examples include darwinian at the start of sentence, darwinian at the end of sentence and darwinian in the middle of sentence
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darwinian at the end of sentence
- Anaximander, a pre-Socratic philosopher, was the first darwinian.
- Anaximander, a pre-Socratic philosopher, was the first darwinian.
- Strictly speaking, of course, there are no ends in animal life for a darwinian.
- Strictly speaking, of course, there are no ends in animal life for a darwinian.
darwinian in the middle of sentence
- DOES OUR MORAL SENSE HAVE A darwinian ORIGIN?
- Meanwhile serious darwinian biologists got fed up.
- If darwinian theory works so well, why challenge it?
- Origins of Genius: darwinian Perspectives on Creativity.
- darwinian selection has to have genetic variation to work on.
- The darwinian worldview is the view of evolutionary naturalism.
- Once it has been consumed, the darwinian machine comes to a stop.
- Still another problem with darwinian theory involves extinction.
- Still another problem with darwinian theory involves extinction.
- If it is, it has to have come about by darwinian selection of fluke genes.
- The caddis house, nobody could doubt, is an adaptation, evolved by darwinian selection.
- The cutthroat, darwinian capitalism of tournament golf was immensely appealing to Peter.
- In a word, a steady state system is lively, even truly alive, like a darwinian universe.
- He proposed that, therefore, darwinian evolution is primarily about changes in the genes.
- So how did it come to evolve by slow, steady, infinitesimally small darwinian improvements?
- It is thoroughly darwinian in its stress on the paramount importance of biotic interactions.
- It is thoroughly darwinian in its stress on the paramount importance of biotic interactions.
- G.J. Allman lectured in March 1873 on another darwinian theme, the formation of coral islands.
- When these combine they open up a new range of possibilities on which darwinian evolution can act.
- They were darwinian gradualists who thought of human progress in terms of ever-increasing rationality.
- Conversely, opposition to darwinian evolution, even among scientists, came from the socially conservative.
- Not surprising, you might think, in animals designed by darwinian evolution to find associations in the real world.
- However, the molecule and its fellows also raise problems that are hard to accommodate within a darwinian framework.
- However, the molecule and its fellows also raise problems that are hard to accommodate within a darwinian framework.
- But this still left certain questions unanswered, and many naturalists did not accept the darwinian approach to the question.
- But this still left certain questions unanswered, and many naturalists did not accept the darwinian approach to the question.
- By the end of the nineteenth century, the darwinian revolution appeared to offer scientific proof of the processes of evolution.
- By the end of the nineteenth century, the darwinian revolution appeared to offer scientific proof of the processes of evolution.
- Piaget examined and rejected both the darwinian and Lamarckian positions, which conclude that for biological reasons, wars are inevitable.
- Piaget examined and rejected both the darwinian and Lamarckian positions, which conclude that for biological reasons, wars are inevitable.
- Even though darwinian evolution is represented as a competitive process, the outcome has often been that animals ended up working with each other.
- Another popular misconception of darwinian evolution is that its products must be genetically determined because their inheritance depends on genes.
- Another popular misconception of darwinian evolution is that its products must be genetically determined because their inheritance depends on genes.
- Chance is a minor ingredient in the darwinian recipe, but the most important ingredient is cumulative selection which is quintessentially nonrandom.
