Sentences with phrase «times over the course of evolution»

Now, researchers reporting in Current Biology on August 24 think they know why that call feature has arisen multiple times over the course of evolution: it improves the ability of listeners to detect call components that provide important identifying information about a caller.

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«Concerning biological evolution, the Church does not have an official position on whether various life forms developed over the course of time.

Instead phrases like «the scrub jay wants to do this, decides that this is the right time,» and so on, are shorthand for the more correct but cumbersome, «Over the course of evolution, scrub jays who, at least in part through genetically influenced mechanisms, are better able to optimize the timing of their behavior leave more copies of their genes, thus making this attribute more prevalent in the population.»

«We've been able to get a much more confident estimate,» Peter Grant said, «of which species are old and which are young, and the time course over which evolution happened.»

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An evolution of emotion over the course of these brief conversations makes it clear that despite Ex Machina «s breathtaking android that effortlessly steals your attention every second of screen time she has, Garland's empathies lie more with the human component.

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Through each work, many of which were created over the course of multiple years, or returned to after a duration of time, Aldrich provides a rich visual representation of the evolution of objects — how, as we age and change, our conception of the things close to us is altered as well.

Transitioning from a long and dull 8 hour classroom course that took over your entire weekend, to a quick and easy 320 minute program that can be completed at your own pace, on your own time, and from the comfort of your own home, the evolution has simplified the process for all New York drivers.