Sentences with phrase «evolution does»

So evolution doesn't take long, especially in organisms whose life - cycles are counted in mere hours rather than years.)

But the reason that reminder stays with me is all the digital evolution does not replace the fact that the best lawyers are those that still view their role as a counsellor.

Sona Pancholy: But the reason that reminder stays with me is all the digital evolution does not replace the fact that the best lawyers are those that still view their role as a counsellor.

here's a scientific case by an actual scientists, you know, one with a ph. D, and he uses statements by some of your favorite evolutionary scientists to insist evolution doesn't exist.

Perhaps, then, evolution does not so much resemble the weather as it does our climate.

«Evolution doesn't need God.»

Second, accepting or not accepting evolution doesn't result in the sincere promise of the confiscation of trillion $ of tax dollars.

«Evolution doesn't [need] God?

Or just pompous enough to think that evolution doesn't need God is clever?

For example, you'd likely find that a very small percentage of papers in biology ever endorse the theory of evolution, yet if you tried to argue that implied evolution doesn't have much support, you'd be laughed at.

As it happens evolution doesn't attempt to explain origins.

If it is found that the price evolution does not correspond to market fundamentals, the Commission may either allow Member States to bring forward the auctioning of a part of the quantity to be auctioned, or allow them to auction up to 25 % of the remaining allowances in the new entrant reserve.

However, I would like to believe that if conversations such as this can find some purchase in our current less - than - optimal state of wisdom, we will use our significant cleverness (combined intelligence and creativity) to find humane ways to ease the population down to some sustainable level while evolution does its thing.

Evolution does respond to climate change and produce novel results.

The laws of nature don't allow infinite, materialistic, profitbased economy, evolution does not allow intellectual and ethical stagnation.

Evolution doesn't necessarily mean more complexity.

On a less hypothetical note, America supports the arts, and it requires that the National Endowment for the Arts follow a process of impartial review by experts, much as mass disbelief in evolution does not govern grants to science.

Trials Evolution does everything a sequel should to improve on its predecessor.

Star Ocean: The Second Evolution doesn't have a lowercase font on the naming screen.

Evolution doesn't hold a candle to those games visually, and the gameplay doesn't hold up very well either.

In the gaming universe, evolution doesn't always proceed from simple to complex: sometimes we like to think of the history of gaming as starting with the basic block shapes of Pong and Breakout before slowly progressing to the more complex joys of Super Mario Brothers platforming and finally ending with, say, Everquest.

But evolution does.

In humans evolution does care about ages 50 - 70.

Evolution does not select for (somatic) longevity.

In normal times, wild populations would evolve around such problems, but humans are introducing so many challenges so rapidly that evolution doesn't have time to generate the needed adaptations.

Notably, the findings suggest that despite what would seem to be the importance of having the best biochemical mechanisms to maximize the power of memory, evolution does not seem to have provided them, Walter said.

«Evolution does matter.»

Evolution doesn't usually reverse itself, so it's unlikely that we evolved from a chimp face to a human face to a chimp face and then back to human again.

The account of the players and theories in the field of human evolution does highlight how much of the debate involves mere name games, with lumpers and splitters arguing ad nauseam about the same few specimens widely scattered through space and time.

Since evolution does not happen overnight, one would assume this sudden shift (much like the increase in height and weight) is unrelated to genetic adaptations.

Evolution does not operate with a goal in mind; it does not have foresight.

Evolution does, of course, entail energy conversion and information encoding.

If the binary chants are expected to run as literal computer programs, then the cult is in trouble, just as it would be if it believed Earth is at the center of the solar system or that evolution does not exist.

«Evolution doesn't care how you feel.»

In my opinion, a purely scientific interpretation of evolution does not generate an argument in favour of atheism.

Evolution does not operate quickly enough to have reacted to such factors.

Because evolution doesn't build features into our system that harm us, we can only remain neutral or be helped by what we have evolved to do when done in the way evolution intended.

Evolution does not lead to perfection.

As far as human beings are concerned, evolution does not have to be the only logical explanation as it should not be beyond the capacity of God to design and create them without evolution.

Evolution does not prove that God does not exist.

Evolution does not plan anything — it explains how species evolve and why some succeed (continue to exist) and others fail (become extinct).

The theory of evolution does not attempt to account for how the universe got here, and it is not necessarily dependent upon the existence or non-existence of God.

While some of the metamorphoses that DO occur in nature, eg caterpillar into butterfly or tadpole into frog, are as spectacular or arguably even more spectacular than your fish to frog morph, the simple fact is that evolution doesn't happen to individual organisms.

To the contrary I understand that biologists generally agree that evolution does not answer the question of the origin of life.

You said, «To the contrary I understand that biologists generally agree that evolution does not answer the question of the origin of life.»

In fact the evidence supporting evolution does contradict the special creation, the coexistence of all «kinds» together and their destruction in a single (mythical) global flood.

A couple of points: Mr Giberson states that «evolution does not contradict the Bible unless you force an unreasonable interpretation on that ancient book.»

Evolution does not deal with how life initially began, just to get started.

Throughout his life Darwin held the view that evolution does not supplant creation, but that they supplement each other.

Evolution does not contradict the Bible unless you force an unreasonable interpretation on that ancient book.