Sentence examples for apparent evolution from inspiring English sources

Yet in some ways it was seen as an example of the apparent evolution of the Gulf's family conglomerates.

It is an increase that some experts say chimes with his apparent evolution from anti-Assad activist to supporter of Isis, but his political evolution has, says Neumann, implications for western security.

An apparent evolution of Mr. Obama's thinking can be heard in contrast to comments he made in July, when he called a news conference to lay out his Iraq policy in unambiguous terms.

The 19 chapters in this volume cover each group of insect organs and their associated structures, at the same time providing a coherent morphological view of their fundamental nature and apparent evolution.

In "One Tennis Shoe," the skit that opens the show, a husband discusses with his wife her apparent evolution into a bag lady, an absurd premise that itself evolves into something not quite so absurd -- a dark suggestion that mental health is precarious.

His approach — Amsterdam's apparent evolution in the past few years from multiculturalism toward integration — may be personified by a 41-year-old man named Ahmed Marcouch, who as a small child emigrated from Morocco to the Netherlands with his parents and eight brothers and sisters.

A big reason for the attention accessibility received, I think, is Apple's ever-apparent evolution in Tim Cook's image.

The apparent correlated evolution of these traits is also surprising given that causes of evolution might be quite different on the stigma than within the reproductive tract.

The study of avian phylogeny abounds with examples of both unstable taxonomy and apparent convergent evolution.

After obtained films were annealed at diverse temperatures at atmospheric pressure for 1 h, the hardness reveals an apparent decrease evolution from 29.2 to 15.7 GPa and H/E* ratio declines below 0.1 with increasing annealing temperature.

We show that flow pattern modifications control the apparent ages evolution in the first pumping year when the residence time distribution is modified from a piston-like distribution to a much broader distribution.