Sentence examples for arrangements that evolved from inspiring English sources

While battling Carnegie Hall's acoustics, Editus showed off its technique in arrangements that evolved from pristine acoustic-guitar picking to driving salsa vamps.

"Religions are cultural arrangements that evolved to engage and exploit these natural capacities in humans".

But in nearly all such cases there is genuine discontent with the rigidity of these limited facilities and a desire to develop a structure, as well as instruments and procedures, which would provide the open-market attributes of the arrangements that have evolved in the leading countries.

It is an arrangement that evolved to give the best view and distance-calculating abilities to animals that live by swinging and jumping from branch to branch high in the trees.

That evolved into recording".

That evolved into working on accessories.

Wonder how that evolved....[10]....[10]

Privately, however, they describe an arrangement that has evolved since the frantic, ad hoc early days of America's war there.

In practice, that has meant entering into what amounts to a nonaggression pact with the Assad government, an arrangement that has evolved at times into moments of explicit military coöperation.

The arrangement of these paired structures foreshadows that seen in fish that evolved much later, and the slightly thicker dimensions of the foremost pair of gill supports may reveal the first steps in the evolution of jaws.

One can inquire into the kind of arrangements that should be created (ab novo and/or by modulating existing and evolving arrangements).