Examples of using Evolutionarily in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Big brains… evolutionarily competitive.
We want to know whether either hawk or dove is an evolutionarily stable strategy.
Plentiful. Evolutionarily successful. Brothers and sisters in every continent.
From the Darwin doctrine of ballistic,that life has developed evolutionarily, the not derive.
Deep and controlled breathing is evolutionarily associated with a feeling of rest and relaxation.
Evolutionarily, dogs and cats are completely different species, despite the fact that they are both predators and might seem similar.
Well-integrated bodies exist because they are the product of an evolutionarily stable set of selfish genes.
Caring can only be evolutionarily stable as part of a mixed strategy- at least some bearing has to go on.
But without being tested by natural selection overthousands of years this new culture was evolutionarily unstable.
To end on a very positive note, I think evolutionarily speaking, this is probably a fairly good thing, in the end.
It seems clear that the sexdifferences in cognitive patterns arose because they proved evolutionarily advantageous.
And just because something is evolutionarily ancient doesn't mean that it's easy or that we're instantly good at it.
The energy that our ancestors saved in digestion, thanks to the discovery of fire,was used evolutionarily to feed an expanding brain.
Because women are evolutionarily the primary caregivers for youngsters, they may be particularly concerned with having kids with good genes.
Kanazava explains that these results represent the effects of the natural ability of intelligent individuals to develop evolutionarily novel values.
That suggests that they both may activate evolutionarily ancient mechanisms that are necessary for reproduction and survival.”.
Evolutionarily that might make sense, because we know cognitively what we are going to sound like so maybe we don't need to spend energy analyzing the signal.
The opposite would hold true for women, who evolutionarily seek out male mates who are larger in size, signaled by a low voice.
Evolutionarily significant unit(ESU): An evolutionarily significant unit is a population of organisms that is considered distinct for purposes of conservation.
It is assumed that such differences are formed evolutionarily and fixed at the genetic level, which helped the species to survive and develop.
If all the five strategies I have mentioned are turned loose uponone another in a computer simulation, only one of them, retaliator, emerges as evolutionarily stable.
Furthermore, he argued, intelligence isn't as evolutionarily important to humans today as it was when the species was hunter-gatherers.
The evolutionarily stable state(‘strategy' is misleading in this context) of four left-handers and four right-handers will emerge simply as a consequence of low-level selection on the basis of apparent merit.
It's just that we're always thinking of this guy as lagging behind us, evolutionarily or somehow uncannily creeping up on us, and in some cases, he gets places before us.
We believe that the side effects of the classical ketogenic diet and that of the Western-type diet are due toa massive divergence from the meat-fat based diet, the only diet that we are evolutionarily adapted to.
In addition to knowing that the brain is initially evolutionarily tuned to negative, it is necessary to clarify one more thing- the ability to program one's own perception and brain structure.
This study is the first to show that the infant calming response to carrying is a coordinated set of central, motor,and cardiac regulations that is an evolutionarily preserved aspect of mother-infant interactions, the researchers say.
During human evolution, the neocortex, the evolutionarily youngest part of the cerebral cortex, expanded dramatically and had to fold into wrinkles to fit inside the restricted space of the skull.
It would seem that evolutionarily this kind of behavior should have been fixed as negative and gradually exterminated from human behavior, but the whole difficulty lies in the fact that selflessness affects higher spheres of human existence than the physiological instincts act at the level of which is physiological.
Stress triggers the release of a hormone called cortisol,and because cortisol is evolutionarily linked to alerting your body to external dangers(like that buffalo headed straight for you) and low blood-glucose levels, it forces your body to store fat and makes you feel hungry.