Sentence examples for access has evolved from inspiring English sources

Aided by advances in geographic information science and technology, the conceptualization and measurement of access has evolved to include spatial measurement.

His approach has evolved.

Their approach has evolved.

In any event, as proxy access is likely to be a topic of discussion during companies' "off season" shareholder engagement efforts, companies and their boards should understand how the proxy access landscape has evolved.

To the Editor: Access to drugs has evolved considerably since the 1930s, when insulin was purified (to quote "Rediscovering the First Miracle Drug") from "trainloads of frozen cattle and pig pancreas".

What began as a simple idea to solve a problem with access to fashion has evolved into a powerful business model and a renewed focus on solving the problem.

Importantly, a comparison of different species also gives us access to the diversity that has evolved in terms of neural networks, sometimes to solve the same coding problem.

The federal government's role in providing access to college and regulating institutions has evolved over the years.

As the internet has evolved, so has our unfettered access to information across the spectrum.

"The luxury market has evolved to a world prioritizing access and experiences," he said.

The intentions of I.D.E.A. has evolved and impacted students with disabilities to achieving equal access to education.