Change in the inherited characteristics of biological populations over successive generations.
(Biology) the sequence of events involved in the evolutionary development of a species or taxonomic group of organisms.
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In some cases there was a biological evolution such as we know.
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Like biological evolution, the market is a bottom-up world with nobody in charge.
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Was it a creature like us, the result of biological evolution?
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Exchange is to cultural evolution as sex is to biological evolution.
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Cultural evolution, on the other hand, may be just as complicated as biological evolution.
A process in which something passes by degrees to a different stage (especially a more advanced or mature stage)
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Some researchers even think important events in ape evolution happened in Europe.
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Laziness and idleness; evolution and revolution; poverty and misery; character and reputation.
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In other words: It's hard to debug 3 billion years of evolution.
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It is the next step in the social evolution of the race.
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Early diagnosis of congenital malaria and timely treatment present with good evolution.
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Further, Mr Power made several outrageous statements in his attack on evolution.
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First, know that it's not entirely your fault; evolution is partly responsible.
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The circumstances of isochore evolution are discussed with respect to this result.
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We'll show you how to achieve true evolution in a different way.
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Or an example of convergent evolution across species and forms of being?
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Yet if internal factors constrain evolution, they are hardly a minor issue.
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It concerns what we mean by 'understanding' a system like terrestrial evolution.
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But it's the evolution of the technology that is important this year.
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Conclusion: Pulmonary CT allows good assessment of the evolution of LCH lesions.
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University curricula today are products of gradual evolution, punctuated by periodic review.
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This meant limited evolution for the market if it did not change.
