Examples of using On the evolution in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He commented on the evolution of the town.
Sandra Moore Faber(born December 28,1944)is an astrophysicist known for her research on the evolution of galaxies.
Survey on the evolution of inequalities in France 2.2.
Does anyone have any information on the evolution of it?
Speculations on the evolution of human intelligence.
It depends on our evolution, but also on the evolution of others.
One on the evolution/intelligent design-- quote-unquote-- debate.
It speaks volume on the evolution of the city.
On the evolution of these paintings, there can be seen a first style, probably based on the decoration of Greek altars and temples.
A study of ants provides information on the evolution of social insects.
But also on the evolution of some of the animals that lived here.
Hawaii's isolation has had a curious effect on the evolution of some of its other wildlife, too.
How the stem cells are distributed among the two offspring remains unknown and is the link between this new study's findings andongoing research in the Collins lab on the evolution of asexually reproducing species.
He was the founder and worked on the evolution of Hungarian literature.
This would then place the emphasis on the evolution of architecture and the architect.
New results based on characterizing and then conducting a comparative analysis of two genome sequences published online May 26,2016 in the journal Current Biology shed light on the evolution of sensory perception in fungi.
Research published in BMC Biology sheds new light on the evolution of different stripe patterns in clownfish and on how these patterns change as individuals from different species grow from larvae into adults.
In her new bookJoining the Resistance Carol Gilligan reflects on the evolution of her thinking and shows how her key ideas were interwoven with her own life experiences.
Dr Nigel Gericke, who is spearheading research into Sceletium tortuosum in South Africa, believes that“Sceletium is one of the most ancient of mind-altering substances,and it is likely to have had a profound influence on the evolution of human consciousness.”.
Most studies of the Muslim Brotherhood focus on the evolution of the movement in Egypt.
Dr. Nigel Gericke, one of the leading researchers of Sceletium tortuosum in South Africa, argues that"Sceletium tortuosum is one of the oldest consciousness altering substances,and it most likely had a profound influence on the evolution of human consciousness”.
I related how in 1906 I had togive some lectures in Paris(see Note 4) on the evolution of the earth, the origin of man, and so forth.
To sum up, we started this journey with a research question on the evolution of trauma reactions, and developed a new molecule that may 1 day become a novel treatment for fatty liver disease.
Darwin, I think, would have appreciated this,even though he eschewed the importance of climate on the evolution of pigmentation during his own life.
In response, I offer here a somewhat different, and perhaps morebalanced, perspective on the evolution of Chinese-Israeli relations.(This is an expanded and modified version of my response as published in Mosaic).