Examples of using Co-evolution in English and their translations into Spanish
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Investigation of the immune system and parasite co-evolution.
Such pairings have involved co-evolution of both parties.
For the co-evolution with the PachaMama, with Gaïa, with Mother Earth!
He says that"understanding such co-evolution is crucial for astronomy.
Co-evolution and co-adaptation of ecosystems and social systems.
LS8_5Evolutionary biology: evolutionary ecology and genetics, co-evolution.
Gene-meme co-evolution is an attempt to interrelate both levels of evolution.
The Bak-Sneppen model is a simple model of co-evolution between interacting species.
We have seen self-feeding co-evolution in the computer and the purpose of that, of course, was to develop an analogy with the human brain.
Such rapid changes in environment are caused by the co-evolution between hosts and parasites.
This implies not only that it has reached perfection of evolution, butalso the process involves a tasty interaction with humans: co-evolution!
Economic growth results from the co-evolution of physical and social technologies.
Facultative relationships can also develop between non-native plant and ant species, where co-evolution has not occurred.
The perennial question is how to organize the co-evolution of societies and their surrounding environment.
The first section,‘ Biography of the Earth',traces a journey through the history of life and its co-evolution with our planet.
Many landscape are a result of a co-evolution of nature and low-intensity livestock grazing.
Leslie Aiello andRobin Dunbar at the University College London have studied the co-evolution of human language and music.
In situ measures facilitate continued co-evolution in diverse environments, and avoid stagnation of the genetic stock.
The struggle between viruses and ourselves is evolution,but it's co-evolution- both sides have to change.
The ending of the process of co-evolution of the two rival systemic families has far-ranging, but ambivalent, consequences for the remaining, and now unique, capitalist species.
All three are correlated,maybe also causally connected through co-evolution, and all three are seriously threatened.
Therefore, many astronomers including us are eager to observe the real scene of the interaction between the nuclear outflow andthe star-forming activities, for revealing the mystery of the co-evolution.
Her most recent work has analyzed the co-evolution of technological change and stock market bubbles.
An example is the co-evolution of the production of tetrodotoxin in the rough-skinned newt and the evolution of tetrodotoxin resistance in its predator, the Common Garter Snake.
In situ conservation has the benefit of allowing continued co-evolution of the genetic resources within the prevailing environment.
See, for example,a description of gene-culture co-evolution in killer whales(Foote et al., 2016) and research on southern right whales which suggests maternallymediated fidelity influences genetic structure across a migratory network Carroll et al., 2015.
These longstanding, agreed-upon methods andpractices have shaped landscapes in what can be described as a co-evolution between culture and nature, both influenc- ing each other through time.
Now what this is all leading up to is that something like that self-feeding co-evolution may have gone on in the development of computers and, more importantly, brains.
Seed is not a corporate invention but a co-creation and co-evolution through the partnership of nature and farmers over thousands of years.
This ability of the rainforest environment over time has allowed the co-evolution of animals and plants to develop to an unrivaled degree of complexity.