Examples of using Organic evolution in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Organic evolution is a fact;
They must pledge themselves torefrain from all attempts further to influence the course of organic evolution.
The idea of organic evolution might never have been accepted.
It is the presence of the seven adjutantmind-spirits on the primitive worlds that conditions the course of organic evolution;
Organic evolution in any age may proceed unhindered in the very midst of cultural decadence.
This outlook gained support from the evidences of geology and the theory of organic evolution, from which is appeared that life and mind had developed from inanimate matter.
Organic evolution on the inhabited worlds is physically limited by the potentials of the original physical-life implantations of the Life Carriers.
Many features of human life afford abundant evidence that the phenomenon ofmortal existence was intelligently planned, that organic evolution is not a mere cosmic accident.
Organic evolution proceeded apace, quite regardless of the cultural and moral setback which so swiftly followed the disaffection of Caligastia and Daligastia.
This upheaval did not interfere with the progress of organic evolution, it did markedly modify the course of our social evolution and spiritual development.
After organic evolution has run a certain course and free will of the human type has appeared in the highest evolving organisms, the Life Carriers must either leave the planet or take renunciation vows;
Although this upheaval did not seriously interfere with the progress of organic evolution, it did markedly modify the course of social evolution and of spiritual development.
I have always sought to see such things as the theory of descent in the Darwinian sense on the one hand and the Goethean on the other, andI have done so because Goetheanism presents the ascending line, with organic evolution raised above mere physical existence.
After dismissing the canard that speciation itself gives support to theories of organic evolution, I have given examples in which new species have arisen in a matter of only centuries, or even decades.
Though Spencer's conception of organic evolution is commonly interpreted as a form of Lamarckism,[lower-alpha 1] Herbert Spencer is sometimes credited with inaugurating Social Darwinism. The phrase"survival of the fittest" has become widely used in popular literature as a catchphrase for any topic related or analogous to evolution and natural selection. It has thus been applied to principles of unrestrained competition, and it has been used extensively by both proponents and opponents of Social Darwinism.
Lotka proposed that the battle of organic evolution was a"general scrimmage for available energy" in which all players were energy transformers- plants as energy accumulators animals as engines which burned the solar energy in plants.
First, he made common sense the idea of organic evolution, that all organisms including humans came into being by a slow, natural process of development, from much more primitive forms, which probably- Darwin implied this but was not explicit- emerged from non-living minerals.
Goethe may only have made a start with organic evolution in his theory of metamorphosis, but we have the evolution of the spirit to which humanity must attain from this fifth post-Atlantean age onwards- for human beings are becoming more inward, as I have shown.
An entity that represents the first step in our evolution from pure machines to organic beings.
With these findings,Ceres has gained a pivotal role in assessing the origin, evolution and distribution of organic species across the inner solar system,' Marchi said.
These conquer, in ever-progressing evolution, what belongs merely to the organic, to the physically instinctive constitution of man.
Because we are designing with organic molecules, we are aware that courtesy of millions of years of evolution, the world around us has a stockpile of molecular arrangements that work.
The Darwinian and Lamarckian theory of evolution- a biological theory maintaining, in essence, that one organic phenomenon gives rise to a difference organic phenomenon that develops from it.
To wean the bacteria off their traditional organic diet, and accustom them to eating inorganic CO2, Prof. Milo and his team began a process of directed evolution, in which bacterial populations were slowly starved of sugar, and forced to adapt.
The progress of human evolution is just as organic as individual human development.
So we have this special theory of evolution that applies only to organic biology, to us.
It has been pointed out byBoltzmann that the fundamental object of contention in the life-struggle, in the evolution of the organic world, is available energy.
The second questionincludes not only the transition from inorganic to organic, but details of the evolution of species and the ramifications of molecular biology.
(by the most conservative estimates of chemical and organic probability), something like three million worlds with a chance of intelligent life and social evolution similar to our own.