Sentence examples for a parallel evolution from inspiring English sources

The image of the funeral director has undergone a parallel evolution.

Seward, whose feelings about Lincoln morphed from contempt to profound, even loving respect during the war years, underwent a parallel evolution in his attitude toward Britain.

The viewer has undergone a parallel evolution from boredom to illumination, realizing how the seemingly aimless elements of the film fit together into a poetic whole.

A parallel evolution of UK garage, bassline is currently making waves in Nottingham and Yorkshire, where producers like Leeds-based T2 fuse rolling bass effects, old school arcade game effects and honeyed vocals to often euphoric effect – as on the rave- R&Bcollision of his new single "Heartbroken" (2NV).

The continuous evolution in the automotive world demands a parallel evolution in the facilities and in the measuring techniques.

From a historical point of view there is, therefore, a parallel evolution between the globalization of trade, the development of customs entities (cities, states, and customs unions) and free ports.

To infer large gene networks from the expression profiles, in this work, we present a parallel evolution-based optimization algorithm and distribute the algorithm to the cloud computing environment to speed up the computation.

This creates ambiguity as to whether a gene is a genuine ortholog or a product of parallel evolution or domain shuffling.

Age-related polyethism in ants and bees could either arise as a result of convergent evolution of behavioral phenotypes [ 1] or as a result of parallel evolution of behaviors via a conserved molecular mechanism shared by a common ancestral phenotype [ 1, 13].

Molecular genetic analyses using nuclear (AFLP) and mtDNA markers revealed that the stonewort ecotypes in the two lakes have independent evolutionary origins, strongly suggesting that this is indeed a case of parallel evolution [22], on an extremely small temporal and spatial scale.

Or, in a case of parallel evolution, Pax6 may have originally performed a job unrelated to light sensing, but was later recruited in several different early lineages for the job of helping guide the development of simple visual organs.