Examples of using Evolutionarily in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Stipp notes in his book about Euler's formula that the math-related centers of our brain are considerably older evolutionarily than our language centers.
Researchers from the London School of Economics say that human beings used to all be day-oriented, and that eveningness is an"evolutionarily novel preference" made by people with"a higher level of cognitive complexity.".
co-author Mark van Vugt describe their“adaptive-conspiracism hypothesis,” which says a tendency to see conspiracies could have been evolutionarily beneficial.
Researchers from the London School of Economics say that being a night owl is an“evolutionarily novel preference” made by people with“a higher level of cognitive complexity.”.
non-Chinese peoples of Tibet, Turkestan, and Mongolia as uncivilized, evolutionarily backwards people who needed to be freed from Chinese rule.
Dale Sandler, the lead author and a scientist with the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, says:“Evolutionarily, we are supposed to be sleeping at night.
These features are embedded in the female psyche evolutionarily, because for the survival of the offspring, it was more important to distinguish the
It would seem that evolutionarily this kind of behavior should have been fixed as negative and gradually exterminated from human behavior,
In this article we examine rejection psychologically and evolutionarily, to discover what is happening to us neurologically when we feel rejected and why anthropologically speaking, we are hardwired to fear rejection.
Even the adaptation of these parasites to certain types of tissues is an evolutionarily conditioned behavior of a person- for example, louse-heads do not settle on woolen clothes, as people do
true of only exteroceptive attention; interoceptive attention used evolutionarily older parts of the brain more associated with sensation
sociological in nature- not evolutionarily- so it seems probable that improved science could continue to improve lifespans,
more evolutionarily developed, which themselves consume the nectar of plants and larvae they feed them
conversely, more evolutionarily developed, which themselves consume the nectar of plants and larvae they feed them
Understanding these mechanisms, and the functions that relationships serve, will give us insights how humans have managed to create large scale societies using a form of psychological that is evolutionarily adapted to very small scale societies, and why these mechanisms are less than perfect in the modern world.
occurred around 30- 40 million years ago.[2] In comparing two species of Blochmannia that diverged evolutionarily around 15-20 million years ago,
We're evolutionarily designed to use vision.
It is noteworthy that evolutionarily ants bulldogs are very primitive.
Evolutionarily, we are all coded to want more than we already have.
This kind of fundamental asymmetry can lead to evolutionarily stable strategies of mutual cooperation.