Potential is another name for chaos; it is unformed, stormy and as ever-changing as the sea.
Its approach to mapping genes as well the (ever changing) theory of the gene became widely accepted in the 1930s, and became officially incorporated in the Evolutionary Synthesis of the 1930s and 40s (Mayr 1982; Provine 1971; Weber 1998a).
Buckingham Palace Park, open to the public as an ever changing exhibition by the Royal Horticultural Society.
Unlike with distinct large-scale planetary waves, it appears as an ever changing "sea of waves" with occasional well-defined and detectable packets.
Thought, after thought, after thought, never ending, but when I see thought as the ever changing kaleidoscope of my creation, and not who I am, then it becomes easier to dance with it, play with it, and have fun with it.
Its shop windows, entirely reimagined every Sunday, tell stories as concise and ever changing as a magazine's pages.
Recreationists apply a range of behavioral strategies to achieve and maintain their preferred experiences and outcomes as much as possible in these ever changing environments.
Websites are ever changing as well; readers expect regular updates and posts, which can be very demanding of time and funds.
We also find it difficult to admit that we are wrong, to resist our own biases and to accept that truth as we understand it is ever changing as new empirical data are gathered and tested – all staples of science.
The vegetation and topography are ever changing as hikers enter the isolation of backcountry wilderness.
The city, ever changing as it is, has many examples of such links to the past, and the people who have protected them.
