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Evolution of Levels of Evolution [PDF]

, 1972
Within each field of science evolutionary processes are observed. Their elucidation in such diverse disciplines as cosmology, biology, and sociology suggests that an overall evolutionary process continues through atoms, through cells, and beyond the confines of the human brain. But while most scientific attention has dealt singly with individual levels
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The geochemical evolution of the continental crust

, 1995
A survey is given of the dimensions and composition of the present continental crust. The abundances of immobile elements in sedimentary rocks are used to establish upper crustal composition. The present upper crustal composition is attributed largely to
S. Taylor, S. McLennan
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Selection and the evolution of industry

, 1981
Proposes a theory that explains why smaller firms have higher and more variable growth rates than larger firms. Relying on employer heterogeneity and market selection to generate patterns of employer growth and failure, the model states that efficient ...
Boyan Jovanovic
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Evolution of Models for Evolution [PDF]

, 1974
Of the many accomplishments of Professor Oparin, two are outstanding. His experimental investigations with coacervate droplets, designed and interpreted in the context of the origin of life, have provided much insight into the origins and evolution of protocells.
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The Evolution of the Idea of Evolution

Diogenes, 1985
In fifteen years, one could well say tomorrow, we will enter into the twenty-first century and at the same time cross into a new millennium: the third since the birth of Christ. So the calendar is composed, dates are imposed on us to which we often attach a symbolic value. We celebrate the new year as a happy occasion, full of promises.
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Inherent forms and the evolution of evolution

Journal of Experimental Zoology Part B: Molecular and Developmental Evolution, 2019
AbstractJohn Bonner presented a provocative conjecture that the means by which organisms evolve has itself evolved. The elements of his postulated nonuniformitarianism in the essay under discussion—the emergence of sex, the enhanced selection pressures on larger multicellular forms—center on a presumed close mapping of genotypic to phenotypic change. A
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Differential Evolution – A Simple and Efficient Heuristic for global Optimization over Continuous Spaces

Journal of Global Optimization, 1997
R. Storn, K. Price
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The Evolution of Knowledge and Knowledge of Evolution

Jahrbücher für Nationalökonomie und Statistik, 2014
Summary Human knowledge is a human creation: we seek to make sense by creating patterns, which are tested in various ways and with differing degrees and kinds of rigour. For each individual cognition is a scarce resource, but different people can apply it in diverse ways and to diverse subjects: each application has its own range of ...
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Evolution of Consciousness and Evolution of Life

MLN, 2005
In the beginning of Creative Evolution, Bergson submits to us a strange analogy: "Continuity of change, preservation of the past in the present, real duration -the living being seems, then, to share these attributes with consciousness. Can we go further and say that life, like conscious activity, is invention, is unceasing creation?
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The evolution of cooperation

Science, 1981
Robert M. May
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