Sentences with phrase «evolutionary framework»

A molecular evolutionary framework for eukaryotic model organisms.

Conway Morris argues that this process provides an underlying evolutionary framework that defines all life, and leads to innumerable surprises in the natural world.

For this reason, it is more constructive to conceptualize a standard evolutionary framework which can be applied equally to all departments, which I refer to as the Digital Journey for Legal Services.

«This is a great, robust study that takes the study of animal temperament — which is kind of narrow — and puts it into a broad evolutionary framework,» says James Traniello, a behavioral ecologist at Boston University.

The great twentieth century Hindu thinker Sri Aurobindo, in his Life Divine has an evolutionary framework and sees the whole process leading the soul to full awareness.

A self - limiting God, the humble God of revelation, makes more sense within an evolutionary framework than in any others that have been proposed so far by science.

We have to get into the evolutionary framework where they can be seen horizontally or temporally, to allow for relativity in the concepts.

Let us therefore consider the problem of God and human freedom within the evolutionary framework.

Yet Habermas, like Bellah, is deeply indebted to Weber, Heidegger, and Parsons; he ultimately rejects the Marxist emphasis on historical materialism; and he seeks an evolutionary framework that provides not only a description but also a normative guide for the discussion of modern culture.

From the evolutionary framework, we can explain this knowledge by saying that the mere affirmation of the world and its future, which is the extent of the atheist's faith, implicitly includes the Absolute Future or Omega, for the acceptance of the future of the world by working for its attainment is an implicit acceptance of Omega.

They used an evolutionary framework to analyze data from these studies and determined that widespread use of antibiotics against certain mild infections may contribute significantly to the development of antibiotic resistance.

The researchers built upon their earlier work to develop what they call an evolutionary framework for the automated discovery of new materials.

Available online and to be published in the August print edition of the Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, the study builds the evolutionary framework for future ecological and genetics research of insects, Kawahara said.

Florian Coulmas, a linguist at the University of Duisburg - Essen in Germany, agrees that an evolutionary framework doesn't work well for written language, but says there's another, simpler explanation: Once a script is introduced, people tend to follow it diligently to avoid confusion — a concept known as path dependence.

In addition to providing an evolutionary framework for citrus, the study also contains practical applications for current growers and consumers, said Fred Gmitter, a UF / IFAS professor of horticultural sciences and co-author of the paper.

By comparing today's sequences to each other within an evolutionary framework, scientists can reasonably infer the sequence of an ancestral protein from which the modern versions descended using models of sequence evolution.

The study's co-authors — Claire Bowern, associate professor of linguistics at Yale, and former Yale postdoc Hannah J. Haynie — utilized an evolutionary framework to study the color systems in the Pama - Nyungan language.

I sympathise with Dennett, however, in his perplexity over why Gould and Chomsky resolutely refuse to include human language within an evolutionary framework of natural selection.

Research in our lab aims at recasting these verbal ideas in a quantitative ecological and evolutionary framework.

Attachment theory, conceived by John Bowlby in an evolutionary framework, has proposed that the human infant is born with a set of behavioural mechanisms selected for increasing the chances of survival.