In the course of his experiments, Fortuny evolved a dome-shaped cyclorama, its rear wall surfaced in plaster.
In the course of the campaign, however, Mrs. Aquino evolved broad policies that she must now begin to put into effect.
In the course of their partnership, Bennett has evolved from a successful sketch writer and performer to one of the country's most popular theatrical storytellers.
In the course of evolution, many species may have evolved involving some levels of hybridization, intra- or interspecific, the sex-biased sequence homogenization could have led to a greater role of one sex than the other in some species.
In the course of this process, a layer of the evolving hybrid organic inorganic sol gel polymer got chemically anchored to the silanol groups on the capillary inner walls via condensation reaction.
In the course of Rize, we see how the dance evolves from the 'stripper dance', a high-octane booty-shake into a kind of sinuous, furious, free-form demonic possession (some dancers even 'get krump' in church, as a way of communing with Jesus).
In the course of DP cell migration, positively selected cells evolve to CD4SP or CD8SP thymocytes and continue migration towards the medulla, as shown in Figures 2A B, at ∼10 and ∼170 days respectively.
In the course of evolution, timekeeping mechanisms, such as the molecular clockwork, have evolved in all cells of the body.
In the course of her research, Banfield discovered that CRISPR systems in nature have evolved incredibly rapidly.
In the course of adult cutaneous wound healing, the granulation tissue decreases in cellularity and evolve into a scar [11].
Would you say that that anxiety has, in the course of your career, evolved into a philosophy about poetry, about making room for the ordinary and enshrining it?
