Sentence examples for a step in the evolution of from inspiring English sources

This homology is interpreted as a step in the evolution of the thyroid from the endostyle.

The 2004 order was a step in the evolution of how the American government sought to kill or capture Qaeda terrorists around the world.

The pair sees the L3D Cube as a step in the evolution of "volumetric displays" — or, as Hornstein put it, "a simple hologram".

The finding may also represent a step in the evolution of social behavior in thrips, as domicile building is often a group affair.

It is argued that the Thruport represents a step in the evolution of intermodal transportation and containerization for inland transport systems.

Because the human primate ancestor already had a different ADH4 than other monkeys by 10 million years ago, she says, it casts doubt on the idea that Ouranopithecus, an Asian ape described by 8-million- to 9-million-year-old fossils, was a step in the evolution of humans and chimpanzees.

The generation of metastases is a third step in the evolution of a cancer.

"Hard Revolution" marks a further step in the evolution of Strange's character, and of Pelecanos's art.

Autonomy's chief executive, Michael Lynch, said: "This is a natural step in the evolution of our company".

Yu describes this growth as a natural step in the evolution of brands on the site.

It's definitely a significant step in the evolution of Internet TV".