Sentence examples for and with the evolution of from inspiring English sources

And with the evolution of Islamic State (Isis) we have a neat case study in the power of proper nouns.

A transient stage can be observed in the Paris curve (da/dN ΔK) when the KmaxΔK value suddenly decreases, associated with the ORE and with the evolution of the plastic zone and compressive residual stresses near the crack tip.

Finally, the fifth and the seventh intervals (respectively latest Cenomanian early Coniacian and Campanian Maastrichtian) were characterised by strong tectonic movements and complex subsidence patterns which were related to changes in intraplate stresses related to the onset of the convergence between Africa and Iberia and with the evolution of the Bay of Biscay.

I had hoped this was a generational thing, and with the evolution of our culture, and factors like women mainstreaming into the workforce and making up half the population on campuses, we could finally view each other as teammates, not enemies.

By contrast, it is widely believed that RNA structures in CDS can interfere both with translation and with the evolution of the protein coding sequence [ 13].

The unique and intricate evolutionary association of siboglinids with both geology, in the formation of spreading centres and seeps, and biology with the evolution of large whales, offers opportunities for studies of vicariant evolution and calibration of molecular clocks.

The mechanical behaviours such as hardness and scratch tests were also determined and correlated with the evolution of the structural and compositional properties.

Philip Whitfield's From So Simple a Beginning: the Book of Evolution (Whitfield 1993) follows the history of life and its hierarchy of organization, starting with basic biology and the origin of life and ending with the evolution of humans.

Thus we embark on a voyage through time and space, starting with the big bang and ending with the evolution of Homo sapiens 13bn years later.

Specifically, we determined whether shifts in the rates and patterns of nucleotide substitution of duplicated class B genes are correlated with their subsequent functional divergence and thus with the evolution of novel perianth structures in orchids and grasses.

The hardness of the alloy was found to decrease with increasing exposure temperature up to the L12 solvus and correlated with the evolution of the L12 precipitates, the alloy grain size and the fraction of the discontinuously formed L12 phase.