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Synergism of ecological-economic systems [PDF]

open access: yes, 2010
Dehtiarova, Iryna Borysivna   +2 more
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From social evolutionism to biocultural evolutionism

Sociological Forum, 1990
A brief review of the evolutionism of Comte, Marx, Spencer, and Durkheim, representatives of the Masters, reveals an excessive concern with the integration of differentiation. This represents their most common feature, but neither it nor anything else adds up to a definite evolutionary theory. An antithetical convergence, with Comte excluded, refers to
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Evolutionism

2018
Evolutionism refers to the notion that basic life forms increase in complexity over time due to environmental adaptation. While commonly attributed to Charles Darwin (1809–1882), the notion that life forms vary over time had long been posited before his Origin of the Species (1859).
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Evolutionally guided enzyme design

Biotechnology and Bioengineering, 1996
A combination of "rational" and "irrational" strategies for the creation of enzymes with novel properties is proving to be a powerful concept in the field of enzyme engineering. Guided by principles of physical organic chemistry, rational design strategies are used to identify suitable target enzymes and to choose appropriate molecular biological ...
C, Khosla   +4 more
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