The phrase "at the evolving" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation or context that is changing or developing, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "We need to focus on the challenges at the evolving landscape of technology."
Alternatives: "in the changing" or "during the development".
As we look at the evolving liability issues for corporate directors and executives, the settlement with the Mets will further stir the already turbulent waters of fiduciary risk.
Guided visits range from a three-hour tour with lunch at the evolving Rathfinny Estate (01323 870022; rathfinnyestate.com) in Sussex (£55 per person), to the family atmosphere of award-winning Furleigh Estate (01308 488991; furleighestate.co.uk) in Dorset (Fridays and Saturdays £9 per person, including a tasting).
Convective heat transfer coefficients at the evolving vapor liquid interfaces varied with the bubbling regime and with the stage of interface growth, and were as high as 2.4 Mwithout1 witheut the pool of water being agitated.
What: The Park Theater at the evolving Monte Carlo (it's being transformed into two hotels, expected to open in late 2018) is getting performers' creative juices flowing.
At the evolving Downtown Project in Las Vegas, renowned Zappos' founder Tony Hsieh purposefully assigns parking spaces that are at least a block from where employees work to spur "collisions," meaning serendipitous meetings between individuals.
In vivo, staining intensity of PECAM-1 increased during fibrogenesis and was localised at the evolving portal areas.
Deploying caches at the evolved packet core (EPC) and radio access network (RAN) in LTE mobile networks can efficiently relieve this pressure by reducing duplicate content transmissions.
For this, it is assumed that the channel quality indication (CQI) information for all UE channels is available at the evolved Node B (eNB), with which the modulation and coding scheme (MCS) level and the UE transmit power are determined.
The evolving menus at high-profile restaurants are a good clue to changing food fashions.
The opera house -- the largest auditorium at the slowly evolving Lincoln Center -- was bigger than the old Metropolitan Opera House on 39th street by some 500 seats.
The design at the end of the year can vary greatly from what it was at the start, evolving through an ongoing process of refinement.
