Sentence examples for an evolving living from inspiring English sources

WHATWG sees the Web as an evolving, living platform; the W3C exists to formally recommend certain things.

The Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group WHATWGG) and the World Wide Web Consortium (W3G), the two bodies working on HTML5, are parting ways with WHATWG taking charge of an evolving, "living standard" and W3C working on a more static "snapshot".

On the contrary, many constitutional scholars embrace living constitutionalism, an approach that sees a constitution as an evolving, living entity which, by its very nature, is capable of responding to changing social circumstances and new (and it is hoped better) moral and political beliefs.

The question then becomes how such a disordered (high entropy) proto-bacterial system can be re-organized into an evolving living state, or whether there are compelling theoretical or technical reasons why this is impossible.

You know, a show is an evolving, living, breathing entity, and as you're watching -– as you're crafting things in the writers' room and then you see them on screen, sometimes they don't translate and the storylines don't work like they do on the page.

Rather, she sees her entire life as an evolving "living sculpture" that reflects a broader world view about how humans manifest spirituality on the physical plane.

Certainly, in the second research phase, it was apposite WP4's participant sample and interview guide altered: the sequential in-depth interviews were not two simultaneous exercises, but social research designed to follow the "temporal rhythm" [ 33] of an evolving, live decision-making phenomenon; a macro-level policy discourse on health and the post-2015 development goals.

On Wednesday, Scalia also criticized members of the Court who champion a more evolving, "living" view of the Constitution -- a judicial philosophy he has previously said only an "idiot" could believe.

1. Engaging stakeholders: The current review may be made freely available and presented as a starting point for us all to build on as a constantly evolving, living document to which others can add.

After life emerged from prebiotic processes, diversification ensued and the initial self-replicating and evolving living systems occupied a wide range of available ecological niches.

It should be, however, considered that, since microorganisms are rapidly evolving living systems, they are also able to sense and actively respond to surface cues.