Sentence examples for a range of ever-evolving from inspiring English sources

Solar energy is radiant light and heat from the sun harnessed using a range of ever-evolving technologies such as solar heating, solar photovoltaics, solar thermal energy, solar architecture and artificial photosynthesis.

Sometimes it's a detail that bores more deeply into the sinew of ever-evolving and shifting family alliances.

London is an ancient artifact, a unique collection of ever evolving cultural habits, a collection of people joined by the common interest of liking the idea of it.

I had begun now to see Merce's work as implicitly (never explicitly) humanist, a kind of fleeting drama of ever evolving, ever newly intersecting characters and combinations.

Over millions of lifetimes, we mammals evolved a range of special neural structures that have equipped us for an increasingly social life.

Consequently, many aquatic ectotherms have evolved a range of respiratory adaptations.

This is how Yemen's protracted standoff has evolved, into a range of proxy battles.

Proteins evolve under a range of constraints.

They're more like Swiss army knives that have evolved to support a range of different abilities.

It is a biological adaptation that evolves by genetic evolution when species encounter a range of environments requiring different phenotypes during their evolutionary history.

Over three centuries, the band evolved from a marked-out strip of land into "a range of radio frequencies or wavelengths".