Examples of using Intermediate forms in English and their translations into Slovak
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There are no intermediate forms.
Intermediate forms such as connectors.
Natural selection would not favor the hypothetical intermediate forms.
Often no intermediate forms between closely related species are found, though the theory implies such forms must.
Natural selection would not have favored incomplete intermediate forms.
Darwin, therefore, worried about the rarity of intermediate forms between some major groups of organisms.
Therefore natural selectionwould not have favoured incomplete intermediate forms.
It s also notable that alleged intermediate forms are often trumpeted in the media, while retractions are usually muted or unpublicized.
This plant will readily hybridize with Asclepias fruticosa creating intermediate forms.
And the features of their biological development(several intermediate forms with very different characteristics) lead to the fact that conventional pesticides do not have any toxic effect on them.
The chapter then deals with whether natural selection could produce complex specialised structures, and the behaviours to use them,when it would be difficult to imagine how intermediate forms could be functional.
This gives rise to the question whether intermediate forms between refusal of the Eucharist and full Eucharist communion might be possible, advisable, and even necessary, in accordance with the agreements in the understanding of the Eucharist reached in the official church dialogues and corresponding to the already existing rapprochement of the churches.
It is about the presence of power cells against the background of the absence of intermediate forms- metamyelocytes and myelocytes- in the blood formula.
A gradual step-by-step evolution of the organ is not feasible, because until the lipids were fully formed and at least partly in the right place and shape, they would have been of no use. Therefore,natural selection would not have favored incomplete intermediate forms.
Chapter 3: Evolutionists since Darwin havepredicted that the fossil record would show many intermediate forms linking one kind of organism to a different kind.
The co-existence of the Community method, intergovernmental initiatives(such as the Fiscal Compact) and other new"intermediate forms" linked to the Commission's and the European Court of Justice's supervisory function in the application of international agreements have given rise to renewed confusion regarding operators and their legitimacy and accountability.
Redefine basic concepts in line with the most recent guidancein the field, which distinguishes self-regulation and co-regulation and recognises intermediate forms such as those promoted by EU recommendations and communications;
The reconstruction of the phylogenetic relationships suggests that parasitism originated only oncewithin Cymothoida, and that the transition from scavenger to parasite involved intermediate forms that began as opportunistic predators(like mosquitoes) and subsequently gave rise to stage-specific and to obligate parasites.
Intermediate form, reminiscent of the classics and portal.
An intermediate form of point-to-point construction uses terminal strips(sometimes called"tag boards") or turret boards.
Dachshunds descended from the oldest formHunting dogs of hounds, or rather from their intermediate form of short-legged dog, called a hunting marriage.
It is one of these diasporas- the French one-that the flag of Armenia owes its one more intermediate form.
We know(or at least assume) that as a result of evolution, which has lasted millions of years,there was an intermediate form volkoobrazny- Tomarctus, who became the ancestor of the wolf, jackal, fox, coyote, and only canine.
For example, evolutionists have long sought the‘missing link' between ape and human-some sort of half human/half ape intermediate form.
An impurity in the substances used or a reaction intermediate formed during the production process or a decomposition or reaction product.”.
Means an impurity in the substances used or a reaction intermediate formed during the production process or a decomposition or reaction product.