Lists historical evolution cases.
(Some of the variation derives from historical evolution).
The calmest is civic, as epitomized by Britain's relatively benign historical evolution.
The exhibition examines commercial activity in parks as shaped by concessionaires, city policy, artistic design, popular politics and historical evolution.
They attempted to trace the historical evolution of family forms from the most "primitive" to the most "modern" and "civilized".
Again, he may be correct that, as a matter of historical evolution, "basic property rights" are previous to freedom of thought, etc.
For him, Latin America was "a region where historical evolution occurred at express speed", making it invaluable as a "laboratory of historical change".
"The language that we live with today of 'exit strategy,' and the focus on the 'end game' — that's recent, and part of this historical evolution," he said.
Through the course of long historical evolution, various methods and devices have been developed in attempts to solve the many problems that have arisen in connection with representation.
The historical evolution of architectural theory is assessable mainly from manuscripts and published treatises, from critical essays and commentaries, and from the surviving buildings of every epoch.
In terms of historical evolution, many of these feathered dinosaurs were found to be increasingly closer to Archaeopteryx and later birds.
