Examples of using In evolutionary terms in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In evolutionary terms, this is a recent change.
These changes had to happen very quickly, in evolutionary terms, if the iguanas were to survive.
And in evolutionary terms these things are new.
BY us the project is constantly failing, because we explain these complexities in evolutionary terms. .
In evolutionary terms, quantity is no substitute for quality.
And then suddenly, within the space of a few million years, a mere blink of the eye in evolutionary terms, advanced organisms appeared.
In evolutionary terms, the size increase is astonishingly quick.
But might not the other, colder part of empathy- cognitive empathy, or theory of mind-be equally adaptive 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, that's no time at all and life has had little chance to adapt to this new world.
If we look back in evolution, we find that creatures with such large brains did not exist until 2- 3 million years ago, meaning that thischange in the brain's weight and capacities happened very rapidly in evolutionary terms.
In evolutionary terms, being sensitive to bitter taste may be beneficial- protecting humans from eating things that could be poisonous.
In evolutionary terms, it seems that it is easier to modify an existing plan than to develop a completely new developmental plan,” Dr. Ben-Tabou de-Leon comments.
In evolutionary terms, the visual code that REM dreams provide remained unconscious or‘hidden' so that early humans could make quick decisions in situations of potential danger or reward, for example, on approach to a waterhole.
Totally inexplicable in modern evolutionary terms.
And so the system, in an evolutionary terms, is not really set up to deal with this sudden abundance of highly refined sugar.
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.
Clearly, the ability to be on a high-sugar diet is really new,especially in terms of evolutionary time zone.
In terms you would understand, we have an evolutionary incentive to sacrifice for our offspring.
Evolutionary explanations for cooperation may at first seem paradoxical, since evolution is often conceived of in terms of competition between individuals and their struggle for survival and reproduction.
For example,octopus and man are two extremely different species between which no evolutionary relationship is likely even to be proposed, yet the eyes of both are very much alike in terms of their structure and function.
I mean, is there anything that isnot visualizing what can't be seen, in terms of discovering this dinosaur bone from a small piece of it that's out there, or seeing the distortion that we try to see as evolutionary distortion in one animal to another?
The hypothesis hassince been developed as part of theories of evolutionary psychology in the book The Biophilia Hypothesis edited by Stephen R. Kellert and Edward O. Wilson[10] and by Lynn Margulis. Also, Stephen Kellert's work seeks to determine common human responses to perceptions of, and ideas about, plants and animals, and to explain them in terms of the conditions of human evolution.
I found nothing in the medical literature about spontaneous Foreign Accent Syndrome occurring without the presence of brain trauma, except… a really obscure paper by an evolutionary biologist named Kleinfeldt from the University of Vienna, who coined the term"Madonna Syndrome.".
In biological and evolutionary terms, it is the same process that allows us to retreat from overwhelming situations to heal wounds and fill depleted resources.
To grasp how the brain evolved to function in general terms, see the evolutionary development of the brain.