Sentences with phrase «evolved over a millennium»

Humans didn't evolve over millennia sitting in cubicles, typing away under fluorescent lights.

REBBL makes elixirs and protein drinks that combine herbal wisdom as its evolved over a millennia with everyday needs and tastes, like Cold Brew with Maca (the famous Andean superfood beloved by the Inca and known to promote energy and stamina).

Researchers theorize that these plant species evolved over millennia to coexist with traditional agriculture.

All the green growing things on this earth evolved over millennia, adapting in response to changing environmental conditions.

«These birds» behaviors have evolved over millennia,» Converse said.

Pau's findings suggest that tropical forests, which have evolved over millennia to flourish in warm, equatorial conditions, may be more sensitive to subtle climatic changes than some ecologists predicted.

Cells of plants and animals have evolved over millennia to produce molecules that specifically degrade RNA of viruses that invade cells while not attacking the cell's own mRNA.

A Natural Ritual The art of conversing is a purely human trait, evolved over millennia.

The arts of Chinese landscape painting and calligraphy evolved over millennia in symbiotic relationship to a culture now in the throes of its second massive revolution since the 1940s — communist, then capitalist.

Lead author Simon Whiteley from the Centre for Ultrasonic Engineering at the University of Strathclyde, said, «We aim to understand the echolocation process that bats have evolved over millennia, and employ similar signals and techniques in engineering systems.

Not exact matches

St. Louis was once corporate America's manufacturing backyard, but through strategic planning initiatives first launched at the start of the new millennium, the region has evolved into a vibrant hotbed of technology, as well as a cradle of entrepreneurship over the past decade.

The human body has changed hugely over decades as well as over millennia, so why do we vary so much, and how will we evolve?

I argue for the latter, although it's not inconceivable that the former has taken place, that we have literally evolved so that the more pacific parts of human nature have been strengthened, at least over a span of centuries or millennia.

The Pima endured these conditions for millennia, and geneticists believe that, over time, their bodies evolved a «thrifty genotype» — a set of genes that enabled them to subsist on very few calories by increasing the efficiency of their metabolism and storing as much energy as possible as fat.

Over the millennia, men and women apparently evolved different neural pathways to get around, and men mastered the use of geometric cues to navigate unfamiliar terrain.

Heavy reliance on RNA editing, however it first evolved, practically would have guaranteed the need for cephalopod DNA to remain fairly stable over millennia.

«How phytoplankton communities absorb CO2 and export it into the ocean interior, and therefore how atmospheric CO2 will evolve over the coming millennia, will depend on these sensitivities, Buchanan added.

Over millennia, this volcanic ash gathered enormous amounts of minerals while lying still in the water, which finally evolved to form a power - packed energized source of wholesome wellness with Mineralized Clay.

Changing the role and status of cats in relation to humans, a development which has occurred in the U.S. only within the lives of the World War II and Baby Boom generations, and has barely begun in most of the rest of the world, is not to be confused with changing the natural role of cats as it evolved over many millennia before humans existed.

'' There have been far worse droughts over the last 1,000 years»... A «in - situ» bio-forest w / understory / fauna that has evolved over many, many millennia, so that it has developed «mechanisms to tolerate drought / flood / fire will not only survive, along with the indigenous inhabitants, but will, in truth, thrive with taking the opportunity to distribute seed or propagation at such times....

Over the millennia, the caterpillar has evolved an instinctual sensitivity to the critical weather cues that triggered the safest time to emerge from their subsurface retreat.

Having evolved in a region with less climate variability over both the years and the millennia, tropical species may harbor a less diverse set of genes related to heat tolerance and similar traits.

We evolved our intelligence over the millennia by drinking water, eating non-hallucinogenic organic materials, and, last but not least, by breathing non-smoke-filled foggy - mind - inducing air.