Sentence examples for being able to evolve from inspiring English sources

"The thing I thought was brave was not being attached to how the game launched, and being able to evolve.

Tinopolis, whose chief executive Ron Jones has said that he did not see any prospect of them ever being able to evolve from being publicly subsidised into profitable franchises, is also bidding for the Welsh contract.

Scientists and engineers will need to design organisms that remain stable; this could be achieved through efforts that prevent the organisms from being able to evolve new traits or that cause them to lose their designed traits.

I love being in studio, having an idea and being able to evolve their idea.

But even more interesting, I think, is the prospect of being able to evolve your whole person in specific new, healthy directions.

But there's increasing evidence that you're able to evolve your conscious being -- the driver of your personality, cognitive capacities, emotions and actions.

They help explain, in part, how great apes including humans were able to evolve into the beings we are today, and also why humans routinely prefer to sleep in beds.

In this regard, we present in this paper a novel technique that, based on evolvable hardware concepts, is able to evolve the degenerated shaper into a new design with better performance than the original one under the new sensor features.

I think we've been able to evolve a quite interesting hybrid".

In part, there hasn't been a revolution because existing technologies have been able to evolve.

Without their omnipresent shadow, politics has been able to evolve spontaneously amid the post-revolution uncertainty.