Sentence examples for an evolving event from inspiring English sources

He described One Lap as "the more civilized descendant" of the Cannonball Run and detailed the evolution of the race in an e-mail: One Lap is an evolving event.

The point at which the physician observes an evolving arrhythmic event (such as TdP) therefore influences how the event will be described and reported.

I opened this essay by mentioning one of the ironies of this evolving event -- let me close with another one.

In near-simultaneous appearances about 1,700 miles apart, Mr. Obama and Mr. McCain drew sharp battle lines on Iraq and Afghanistan, where rapidly evolving events have tested the candidates and their positions.

To understand what is happening today, we need to see how these evolving events are connected.

And your Events home page will provide an evolving set of intelligent event recommendations based on your location, industry, network, and more.

Eight years after winning gold, Clark is still the one to beat in what may be the Olympics' fastest-evolving event.

They have a striking similarity to the speech recognition problem: there is a finite vocabulary, which despite inter- and intra-person variability, is reproducible; how events follow one another is strongly predictable (i.e., the task has a grammar); each event has an evolving temporal structure well modelled by left-to-right HMMs.

17 21 Furthermore, these studies highlight that diagnosis is not a single event, but an evolving process.

If this is indeed the case then CHI may represent an evolving process, rather than a single event.

Experimental studies [ 2- 4] have shown that a severe perinatal hypoxic-ischaemic insult (HII) results in an evolving process of adverse biochemical events that include increased levels of neurotransmitters, excessive production of free radicals, increased intracellular calcium, and stimulation of inflammatory mediators and messengers that initiate apoptotic cell death.