Sentences with phrase «evolutionary step»

What began as a one - off concept, overcoming apparently impossible engineering challenges to reach production reality, has now made an exhilarating evolutionary step.

In fact, many business owners, including legal professionals, remain evolutionary steps back when it comes to building an effective online presence.

Albeit no revolution in desktop computing — it's essentially a revamp of Vista that addresses owners» most common complaints and tightens the user interface — make no bones about it — Windows 7 provides a welcome evolutionary step forward for the platform, significantly improving security, stability and everyday convenience.

Structurally, Sylvester's feet are the feet of the future, the next evolutionary step for humans, but as yet no shoe store stocks sneakers to accommodate them.

Essentially it's a fancy way of saying «always online» and while it's ramped up to be the next evolutionary step in racing games it suffers from a couple negatives that really prevent it from becoming Rivals» crown jewel.

Add in exclusive only content from Avatars, Game Updates, Demos, Beta Trials and even the ability to trial full games and PlayStation Plus is definitely the next evolutionary step of modern consoles.

It is a major evolutionary step toward life as we know it today.»

Watching a lungfish, our closest living fish relative, crawl on its four pointed fins gives us an idea of what the first evolutionary steps on land probably looked like.

What was our species doing the other 99.99 % of the time we were supposedly on this planet since the last evolutionary step?

But all of these sounds have long been considered fundamentally different from human language — indeed, so different that scientists haven't been able to find any intermediate evolutionary steps between animal calls and language.

This latest evolutionary step uses BMW's 3.0 - liter TwinPower Turbo inline 6 - cylinder engine.

Lucy is not compelling because the skull is very clearly an primate of some sort and decidedly not human and there is an entire evolutionary step [in mankind] that is based around a computer model that began with a single tooth.

The inside surface of Jebel Irhoud braincases, which were long and low, has a distinctive shape that perhaps represents an early evolutionary step toward later humans» rounded skullcaps, suggests paleoanthropologist Chris Stringer.

They examined this limbed creature's skull and determined that it had neither the fixed jaws of lizards nor the highly flexible ones of snakes but rather a modified, mosasaur - like gape that must represent some intermediate evolutionary step.

Possibly, the expansion of this group of signaling genes represented an important evolutionary step in the emergence of the ability to perform self - repair,» concludes Ettema.

He identified 12 major evolutionary steps when groups of theropods split to form new kinds of dinosaur.

Individually, each of these represents a small evolutionary step.

Religion will eventually fade away, it's a natural evolutionary step in human development and thankfully we are headed in that direction.

But in practical terms where are we to look for the principle and the generative medium which will bring about this most desirable evolutionary step?

For although it is commonplace to suggest that football supporters are stupid, most in fact have brains enough for two — a necessary evolutionary step that enables the average fan to be able to disentangle the absolute rubbish spouted by your average football pundit or commentator and work out what his gibberish actually means.

By comparing the many different apple genomes, the researchers were able to find evidence supporting two different evolutionary steps contributing to apple's size increase — one before, and one after domestication.

They found 12 major evolutionary steps where theropod groups split to form new kinds of dinosaur.

Eukaryotic cells seem structurally far more complex than their prokaryotic counterparts (from which they arose), so biologists generally believe that many evolutionary steps must have separated the two.

«The discovery of arrow poisons was a significant evolutionary step for humankind, yet we are facing the last opportunity to document arrow - poison use in southern African hunter - gatherer societies.»

We are beginning to unlock a process which is taking us back to the first stages of plant life on land some 450 million years ago, one of the key evolutionary steps of life on planet Earth,» she said.

After all if you go back a few evolutionary steps, we walked on all fours!

I feel like I've been saying this for years now, but I really wish someone would just look at Kairosoft's game formula and take it the next evolutionary step beyond porting old java games to iOS.

The consistently hot - selling crossover takes a mostly evolutionary step forward for its fourth generation with carryover powertrains, a sharpened look, and enhanced safety features to keep it at the top of the midsize luxury SUV segment.

The innovative touchpad in the handrest over the Controller on the centre tunnel marks a further evolutionary step developed in - house at Mercedes - Benz.

Overall, the redesigned 2017 Hyundai Elantra is a careful evolutionary step, but there's more than enough good stuff here to keep it high on our list of recommended small sedans.

The new Mazda family face, as adopted to the Mazda3, has a bit of a quirky look, but overall the new look is a definite evolutionary step.

The lessons that the Nexus 7 taught ASUS — as well as some leftover parts from the assembly line — helped shape the MeMO Pad 7, a stunning evolutionary step in ASUS's MeMO line and easily one of my favorite tablets on the market today.

They say that this is a good evolutionary step for the Kindle DX, and the new display has a great contrast ratio, and a better refresh rate when compared to the previous version.

CBE is a fine game, and in many respects it is an excellent evolutionary step to Civilization 5.

Yes, Colin is king, but when your only real competition turns out to be your previous release, it affects the effort and growth of the series - this is not the next evolutionary step fans had been hanging for.

It's so original, yet such an obvious evolutionary step for the game of Scrabble that I'm actually surprised nothing like it has come along.»

There aren't a lot of places where destroying walls is a significant help, because that just means less cover, while destroying enemy cover doesn't really feel like a huge evolutionary step either.

There's an argument to be made that «4 - P» arrangements — private - public policy partnerships — if transparently conducted and independently reviewed, could be a legitimate evolutionary step in the policymaking process.

On the inside, the interior takes a more evolutionary step forward.

Today marks the next evolutionary step of the PlayStation Home platform, as we release a massive 50 level vehicle combat game wrapped inside a highly - interactive and expansive social gaming environment known as Sodium One — a truly revolutionary gaming experience developed by Outso Ltd. and published by Lockwood Publishing Ltd..

Hardware Bitcoin wallets are the next evolutionary step on the way of keeping BTC in safe and secure location.

@Blue, «What was our species doing the other 99.99 % of the time we were supposedly on this planet since the last evolutionary step?»

Shorter spines seen on some ancient specimens could have functioned somewhat like teeth and might have been an early evolutionary step toward tooth development, Briggs proposes.

He then reduces Jesus» death and resurrection to «a major evolutionary step [note the indefinite article] in the moral achievement of humanity»... «saving his fellow humans from extinction, their evolutionary fate, to share in the life of the Trinity».