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| 1 | This evolution isn't really surprising, as the benefits virtualization realizes continue to grow. |
| 2 | Study on the structural deformation and its Metallogenic Process has important steering significance for the evolution of Chuxiong Basin and to explore more copper resources. |
| 3 | With such a tiered understanding of intentions, a consistent evolution of process can be maintained under the sometimes chaotic onslaught of changing needs and interpretations. |
| 4 | Kivell and Schmitt think this suggests independent evolution of knuckle-walking behavior in the two African ape lineages. |
| 5 | This geopark is a natural museum for studying karst formations, including the development and evolution of karst landforms; it's just like an encyclopedia of karst geology. |
| 6 | The next giant leap in human evolution may not come from new fields like genetic engineering or artificial intelligence, but rather from appreciating our ancient brains. |
| 7 | It has passed through an interesting procedure of evolution. |
| 8 | Newspaper and magazine firms were determined to steer its evolution. |
| 9 | An evolution represents one pass through all four phases of the lifecycle. |
| 10 | Using phrases like "Darwinian selection" or "Darwinian evolution" implies there must be another kind of evolution at work, a process that can be described with another adjective. |
| 11 | We have illustrated how the architecture of the enterprise provides the basis for its evolution by programs. |
| 12 | The dust is likely formed as the swollen atmosphere of the supergiant sheds material into space, a final phase in the evolution of a massive star. |
| 13 | And then what we see in the singularity, that prophesized by Kurzweil and others -- his idea that technology is accelerating evolution. |
| 14 | Unlike Gould, he thinks that if evolution were replayed from the beginning, a lot of things would turn out the same. |
| 15 | That's the evolution of basketball. |
| 16 | Three studies published this week, which take one or other of these approaches, have cast light on the evolution of both patience and fairness. |
| 17 | But evolution demands we seek a better partner than the GPS unit set by our family. |
| 18 | Not only do we have system we can understand here, but it shows us how evolution could have tinkered with variation. |
| 19 | The study, which was conducted by researchers at Royal Holloway, the University of London, University College London and Oxford University, is published in the journal Evolution. |
| 20 | Darwin in a file image. More Americans believe in a literal hell and the devil than Darwin's theory of evolution, according to a new Harris poll released on Thursday. |
| 21 | In on the Origin of Species, Charles Darwin used vestigial organs as evidence for evolution, and their presence has helped define and shape our phylogenetic trees. |
| 22 | The authors looked to evolution to understand about why humans are only as smart as we are and not any smarter. |
| 23 | It's a fascinating question, but, given that we have to reconstruct all this supposed evolution from the current state of modern genomes, finding an answer isn't easy. |
| 24 | They are, actually, the source of progress and evolution. |
| 25 | Once, before the evolution of plants and animals, bacteria were all there was. |
| 26 | In the natural course of evolution from water he came to solid food. |
| 27 | Despite the rapid evolution of reconstructive technologies for the musculoskeletal system, bone grafting remains an important tool for modern surgeons. |
| 28 | It turns out that the shoulder altered the course of human evolution by giving us survival skills we never could have imagined without it. |
| 29 | Back in England, Charles Darwin and his theory of evolution were busily uprooting the Garden of Eden. |
| 30 | My point is that technological evolution must also be viable in relation to the evolution of the market. |