Примери за използване на Evolutionary terms на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In evolutionary terms, this family is winning.
Totally inexplicable in modern evolutionary terms.
Yet, in evolutionary terms, it's a winning strategy.
Cooked food is a recent invention in evolutionary terms. .
In evolutionary terms, this mix makes sense.
Stockholm Syndrome has also been explained in evolutionary terms.
But again, in evolutionary terms, the strategy is a winner.
Therefore, what happens presently in our society is perfectly normal in evolutionary terms.
In evolutionary terms, that doesn't happen for no reason.
Not slowly andsteadily as Darein predicted, but in evolutionary terms, almost instantly.
In evolutionary terms it's the oldest part of our brain.
The tulip tree belongs to the Magnolia family- one of the oldest flowering trees of all in evolutionary terms.
In evolutionary terms, quantity is no substitute for quality.
Before them we had Countaches and Testarossas, and in evolutionary terms they were like man first making it into space.
In evolutionary terms, the human species is still very young.
Another case happened in Hawaii, where the banana plant was introduced around a thousand years ago,a microsecond in evolutionary terms.
In evolutionary terms, the needs of the next generation are more important.
Even if you take our current human population,success in evolutionary terms is very different than success in our kind of societal definition.
In evolutionary terms, smell is among the oldest of the senses.
It was believed that such behavior is peculiar only to people, until it has been proved that it is also demonstrated by the higher primates,close to us in evolutionary terms.
In evolutionary terms, 10,000 years is no time at all- about 400 human generations.
When you're watching your stocks plummet into the red, when you're watching your house price go down,you're not going to be able to see that in anything but old evolutionary terms.
In evolutionary terms, that's no time at all and life has had little chance to adapt to this new world.
They do not develop any more since, in evolutionary terms, they have reached a certain biological level of perfection.
In evolutionary terms we are conditioned to spread our genes as widely as possible, and provide a safe environment for raising our offspring.
Because if you look at the edges of the tree of life,every existing species at the tips of those branches has succeeded in evolutionary terms: it has survived; it has demonstrated a fitness to its environment.
After all, mitochondria in evolutionary terms are the youngest cell formations and suffer primarily.
Some birds have relinquished this ability and,although when they do lose the ability they do so very quickly in evolutionary terms, they only give up flight when they no longer have a need for it.
The measure of success in evolutionary terms is passing on your genes(instructions in your DNA) to the next generation.
In this picture, I have put a bush with a center branching out in all directions, because if you look at the edges of the tree of life,every existing species at the tips of those branches has succeeded in evolutionary terms: it has survived; it has demonstrated a fitness to its environment.