Sentence examples for a more evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Intel's smaller rival, AMD, has taken a more evolutionary technical path to 64-bit computing.

This is a more evolutionary approach, but that may be a wise choice".

But there are lots of good directors around now and confidence has built to a  more evolutionary level.

Nadal struck a more evolutionary than revolutionary tone himself on Sunday.

Such a group could recommend that the president use his powers to halt listings on grounds of national security.The new rules could affect foreign firms in a more evolutionary way.

HD-DVD, a more evolutionary offshoot of DVD technology, has fewer companies behind it and has been viewed as an upstart.

Perhaps the realities of love and marriage are a little more evolutionary than George would care to admit.

He also revealed the extent to which the mistakes in Iraq had led him to call for a much more evolutionary solution to regime change in the wake of the Arab spring.

But sometimes the sheer weight of its history and repertory argues for a style that is more evolutionary than revolutionary.

From a more general evolutionary standpoint, these results are consistent with the notion that neutral mutations provide essential material for subsequent evolutionary innovation [ 28- 31].

Since microRNAs were originally identified by strong evolutionary homology, we surmised that newly-described microRNAs observed in hESC could be less conserved, consistent with a more recent evolutionary appearance, as has been predicted [24].