Examples of using To have evolved in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This thing seems to have evolved to breathe off metals.
This is one of thereasons why sex is believed to have evolved.
For life as we know it To have evolved without an intelligent designer.
The Ceramiaceae family is the most primitive in the order,and the others seem to have evolved from it.
The horse is said to have evolved through 10 to 15 genera.
And the sun just happens to be the right size To burn for billions of years,Long enough for life to have evolved.
It's home to a creature that seems to have evolved quite strangely.
It seems to have evolved again and again, independently, in different groups of animals.
A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked.
Feathers seem to have evolved for insulation first and then were modified laterto allow flight to occur.
And several features of women's mating psychology seem to have evolved, in part, to resolve this trade off.
Otherwise feathers would have to have evolved near the base of every lineage, and there is no indication that feathers evolved so many times.
These bamboo-loving primatesare one of the most highly-specialised animals to have evolved during Madagascar's long isolation.
It is impossible for living beings to have evolved, because there exists no mechanism in nature that can cause evolution.
All of us who study the origin of life find that the more we look into it,the more we feel it is too complex to have evolved anywhere.
Type A: this blood type is believed to have evolved when humans settled in agrarian societies, so the plan suggests a vegetarian diet.
We also realised that the control system that made thisloosening possible was too complicated to have evolved simply to cause biological harm to the host.
His whole personality seems to have evolved as a complex reaction-structure to an insecurity so profound that it must remain secret, especially from him.
Although this reaction is most well understood in terms of allergy, it appears to have evolved as a defense system against parasites and bacteria.
Instead, they're said to have evolved organically, with the Buddha making a rule only after he judged a particular deed to be a misdeed.
Urey, Nobel Prize-holding chemist of the University of California at La Jolla, explained the modern outlook on this question by noting that" all of us who study the origin of life find that the more we look into it,the more we feel that it is too complex to have evolved anywhere.
The human skin seems to have evolved to feel and perceive pleasant sensations such as caresses or hugs, hundreds of nerve endings have provided this capacity of our skin.
Similarly, the claim that something- say, the bacterial flagellum-is too complex to have evolved by natural selection is alleged, by a lamentably common but false syllogism, to support the“rival” intelligent design theory by default.
This is thought to have evolved through transparent cells covering the opening to prevent infection, allowing the inside of the eye to fill with fluid that optimizes light sensitivity and processing.
At the same time,comparative anatomy revealed that species that were supposed to have evolved from one another had in fact very different anatomical features and that they could never have been ancestors or descendants of each other.
The lung is thought to have evolved as a structure to allow early fish, many of which lived in warm, stagnant water with little oxygen, to take advantage of the abundant oxygen in the air overhead.
For a long time, this fish was believed to have evolved about 340 million years ago and become extinct about 70 million years ago- about the same final extinction‘date' claimed for the dinosaurs.
Look the sea people have evolved to an Egyptian-like culture!