evolution
বিবর্তন
definition
noun
Most do believe that evolution works by natural selection on changes in organisms due to random changes in their DNA, and the evidence for this is overwhelming.
the process by which different kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from earlier forms during the history of the earth.
the forms of written languages undergo constant evolution
the gradual development of something, especially from a simple to a more complex form.
translation of 'evolution'
noun
মূলাকর্ষণ,
বিবর্ধন,
বিবর্তন,
প্রকাশ করা,
অভিব্যক্তি,
ক্রমোন্নতি,
বিবর্তনবাদ,
ক্রমবিকাশ,
ক্রম প্রকাশ,
পাক খোলা,
অভিব্যক্তিবাদ,
অবঘাতন,
সুশৃঙ্খল চলাচল,
ক্রমবৃদ্ধি
example
In contrast, termites have been rather neglected and are mentioned only briefly in major references on social 'evolution' .
First, it recognizes gradual 'evolution' of both language and music.
Differences between us and the Sumerians (or Egyptians, or Mayans, or whatever) can be explained through gradual 'evolution' of language and culture.
As commonly interpreted, Darwinian 'evolution' is a process by which the individuals less fit to survive the challenges of the environment are genetically weeded out.
According to Lamarck, 'evolution' occurs because organisms can inherit traits which have been acquired by their ancestors.
Therefore, we are supposed to believe that Darwinian 'evolution' is a reality within which all valid science is complementarily interwoven?
His work contributed to the synthesis of Mendelian genetics and Darwinian 'evolution' , and to the development of the biological species concept.
Many intelligent design advocates accept 'evolution' and also an Earth billions of years old, not thousands.
Then you have the gradual 'evolution' into modern art, where the artist's identity completely overtakes both their style and their subject matter.
Other arguments about gradual social 'evolution' deprive the people involved of their agency (a theoretical issue).
During this time, his style and technique have both undergone a gradual yet notable 'evolution' .
The 'evolution' of language required major additions to the cognitive structure of the mimetic mind.
As far as change being different from evolution, 'evolution' is just change happening over time.
I'm very interested in the development and 'evolution' of digital music.
With different mutants a correlation between the total amount of synthesized carotenoids and photosynthetic oxygen 'evolution' was observed.
If people of liberal persuasion believe in evolution then 'evolution' must be wrong.
Consider Darwin's theory of 'evolution' through natural selection.
Thus, nothing in life or about the functioning of living organisms can be fully understood without an appreciation of 'evolution' by natural selection.
the forms of written languages undergo constant 'evolution'
Two, pick up into a hover and do a pedal turn to park the aircraft on the port line-up, a three-minute 'evolution' at most.
Evolutionists do not question 'evolution' because they already believe it as a fact.
I do not believe in evolution because 'evolution' is not a matter for belief.
However, unlike ZEs, a peak in ethylene 'evolution' did not occur at 35 DAC for MDEs.
An unprecedented event in Taiwan's political history, the recount is part of the progressive and gradual 'evolution' of democracy.
The advantage of a system based on insurance is that it allows gradual 'evolution' towards a reasonable standard that reflects consumers' judgments about the type and cost of cover they want.
This development follows the general 'evolution' in society towards casualization.
The most visible effects of Asian trade on Britain were the gradual 'evolution' of new consumer tastes and the growth of mass markets for commodities, previously unknown.
It aims to promote the view that man was created in his present shape by God, as the Bible states, rather than by a Darwinian process of 'evolution' , as scientists insist.
In the past, the 'evolution' of sulfur dioxide from roasting facilities was a major cause of acid rain, but most sulfur dioxide is now captured and used to make sulfuric acid.
Yet despite its success, the gradual 'evolution' of English cut motifs, from as early as 1700, has long remained uncharted due to a lack of documentary evidence.
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