evolve znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady evolve

• Humans' evolved psychological architecture was designed to produce inferences that were adaptive, not normatively logical.

• Therefore, growth rates may increase over time simply because the initial and descendant cells are recovering from treatment rather than evolving.

• Such micro-organisms might not only have survived, but gone on to evolve their own independent, interlocking ecological system of predator-prey relations.

• The set of all initial conditions that ultimately evolve to a stable fixed point is called the basin of attraction of that fixed point.

• Under this principle, over the 6 billion years that intelligence may have evolved in the universe, postbiologicals would vastly outnumber biologicals.

• The pathway along which the biosynthesis and function of protein-associated oligosaccharides has evolved is therefore still unclear.

• Anti-predator defence mechanisms may have evolved during the process that enabled these tadpole species to occupy large permanent streams, which often shelter predatory fishes.

• Any pair of agents can be related by considering the structured set of computations performed by the first to evolve to the second.