Venice is an ideal setting for examining architecture in Darwinian terms.

In mock Darwinian terms, Theron Ware has adjusted to altered circumstances and a new environment.

In Darwinian terms, a sterile worker is not better off for being in a colony.

As Konner puts it, "To die, in Darwinian terms, is not to lose the game," so long as one's genes are passed on.

The fine structure can be separated into three corrective terms: the kinetic energy term, the spin-orbit term, and the Darwinian term.

Under sections on ecology, genetics, biochemistry, even anatomy, it is rare to find any linkage to Darwinian terms.

Played with witty, sunny edginess by Ms. Hurt, the author examines her increasingly uneventful life in Darwinian terms.

Since having multiple mates is extremely advantageous in Darwinian terms, males typically battle one another ferociously for access to females.

In other words, he thought that he had solved the riddle of the Cambrian explosion in orthodox Darwinian terms.

They both wanted to understand morality and the mind in Darwinian terms, setting a precedent for evolutionary psychology and evolutionary ethics.