Sentence examples for accompanying this evolution from inspiring English sources

Software tools for accompanying this evolution are needed.

Accompanying this evolution, strategies and concepts of logistics have had a dominant influence on freight transportation.

Accompanying this connectivity evolution, the last years have seen considerable evolutions of wireless communication standards in the domain of mobile telephone networks, local/wide wireless area networks, and Digital Video Broadcasting DVBB).

The text accompanying this painting reads: "The evolution of Zelda Fitzgerald--from high-living, unstable wife of Scott to frustrated-feminist icon--may undergo further revision, to accomplished minor artist, with the publication this month of "Zelda: An Illustrated Life" (Abrams).

This paper proposes a methodology for accompanying the evolution of factory information and control systems for complex enterprises in an agile environment, from a functional standpoint.

It was shown that the significant changes in physical processes accompanying the evolution of structural defects in the material were observed in the final stages of the experiment.

From 1G to 4G, MA techniques vary accompanying the evolution of wireless communication systems, including frequency division multiple access (FDMA), time division multiple access (TDMA), code division multiple access (CDMA), and orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA).

It has been shown that a significant change in the physical processes accompanying the evolution of structural defects in the material is observed at the final stages of the experiment.

The molecular mechanisms accompanying the evolution of new floral organs have often been investigated in the framework of the ABC model.

A genomic expansion accompanying the evolution of these fish was reported, but paucity of genomic information limits the understanding of notothenioid cold adaptation.

The diversity of emmer was reduced by the domestication bottleneck but, curiously, no further diversity loss took place in the A and B genomes during the polyploidy bottleneck accompanying the evolution of T. aestivum from domesticated tetraploid wheat [ 16].