The phrase "all the evolution" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing the entirety of evolutionary processes or changes, but it is not commonly phrased this way.
Example: "In studying the history of life on Earth, we must consider all the evolution that has occurred over millions of years."
Alternatives: "the entire evolution" or "all aspects of evolution".
The experiments made their way into all the evolution textbooks, many of which reproduced a now famous pair of seemingly indisputable black-andwhite photographs.
After all, the evolution of cities the world over seemed to follow a clear pattern: the better a city did, the more it concentrated on running and financing things, not just making them.
The discrete cocycle satisfies, for all (the evolution property).
In our study, all the evolution curves of gases formation were deconvolved by several independent Gaussian-style functions, varying their parameters such as the locations, line widths, and intensities, to get the highest correlation coefficients.
The research group's quarterly Global AdView Pulse report shows that for all the evolution that we've seen in terms of consumer habits — spending more time looking at computer, tablet and mobile screens than ever before — when it comes to ads, the world remains analogue.
Submitting to and absorbing the reality of all aspects of this voyage, he ended up piercing one of the most fundamental realities of all -- the evolution of all living forms.
If you had to sum up all the evolutions in three words, they'd be: "Quality, not quantity".
The interplay between the atmosphere, clouds, moisture, land processes and the oceans all governs the evolution of Earth's equilibrium temperature.
The interplay between the atmosphere, clouds, moisture, land processes and the ocean all governs the evolution of Earth's equilibrium temperature.
For all cycles, the evolution of the knock pressure was calculated using the absolute value of the knock signal.
And, in the long run: had this kind of questions any relevance at all in the evolution of the species?
