Sentence examples for a latest evolution of from inspiring English sources

A latest evolution of cellular networks, namely heterogeneous networks (HetNet), has been well acknowledged as an effective way of balancing the high-data rate requirements with low complexity.

The deal marks the latest evolution of a treaty hailed as a model of international collaboration to address a global environmental problem.

Shown off in a short teaser clip, the latest evolution of the firm's SpotMini robotic dog has ditched the snapping-claw-for-a-head in exchange for a creepier headless design replete with soft, yellow plastics and eerily smooth movements.

The latter faults defined a half-graben during the latest evolution of the basin.

Seafood centric Shark will have a Latin influence, reflecting the latest evolution of Flay's culinary interests, with sushi, sashimi, ceviches and tartares, plus bold cooked fish and seafood dishes heavily influenced by ingredients from South America, Mexico and the Mediterranean.

Pabst City represents the latest evolution of an idea many older cities have bought into in recent years: teaming up with private developers to transform obsolescent 19th-century and early 20th-century commercial and industrial properties into colorful entertainment and tourist attractions.

It is the latest evolution of Compstat, a widely copied management program pioneered by the New York Police Department in 1994.

Such a codec technology is H.265 – the latest evolution of the highly successful joint collaboration between ISO/IEC MPEG and ITU that brought us H.264 a decade ago.

This morning YouTube invited a small group of press to unveil the latest evolution of the site's viewing experience.

Besides its chassis, the R gets the latest evolution of Haldex all-wheel-drive, patented by a Swedish engineer but pioneered on the Golf 4Motion in 1998.

Samsung also announced its users would be given free access to a new Angry Birds on-demand animated television channel, marking the latest evolution of the hit title.