Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Capable of being drawn or developed.
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- adjective Capable of
evolving .
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Examples
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And because they are incremental changes and because they are selectable, they are therefore evolvable. kornbelt888: No, where my interest lies is the uncharted waters that make up the distinctive neural networks between humans and our predecessors.
Assessing Fault 2009
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If we answer them in reverse order: we know matter is evolvable because biology is made of matter and it needs chemistry material to do its stuff.
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The IC argument fails if any of Behe's examples of a multiple-parts-required system is shown to be evolvable through standard variation/selection mechanisms.
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Zachriel: And because they are incremental changes and because they are selectable, they are therefore evolvable.
Assessing Fault 2009
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The IC argument fails if any of Behe's examples of a multiple-parts-required system is shown to be evolvable through standard variation/selection mechanisms.
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The IC argument fails if any of Behe's examples of a multiple-parts-required system is shown to be evolvable through standard variation/selection mechanisms.
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We can imagine a Pegasus, a horse with the wings of a bird, but it is not evolvable (as that term applies).
Crossroads 2009
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I have also suggested the rebirth of say NIAC (or something else I don't care) with the charter to precisely define a modular, evolvable, architecture to settle the Solar system.
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We can imagine a Pegasus, a horse with the wings of a bird, but it is not evolvable (as that term applies).
Crossroads 2009
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The IC argument fails if any of Behe's examples of a multiple-parts-required system is shown to be evolvable through standard variation/selection mechanisms.
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