Sentence examples for birth and evolving from inspiring English sources

After Chilean independence in 1818 and the final breaking of the Spanish mercantile monopoly, the port developed with the birth and evolving power of the Chilean navy and the links created by steamship service to Europe.

Language development is complex, beginning from birth and evolving rapidly.

"There's a trade-off between walking bipedally in an optimal way, which narrows or constricts the birth canal, and evolving fat, big-brained babies which need a wide birth passage," says Zollikofer. "Bipedalism and big brains are independent evolutionary processes.

Experts say knowledge of the link between the Zika virus and birth defects is evolving and not yet confirmed.

This has been true since the current VC industry emerged in 1958 with the birth of the small business investment companies (SBICs), and evolved in the late 1970s with the birth of the VC limited partnerships.

They may figure out how rocky planets formed and evolved; they might better understand the birth of the Earth.

The idea for Blavity birthed from your experience in college – describe how the concept originated and evolved?

And evolve they did.

And evolve.

Interestingly, this trend is driven by the evolution of male-biased genes, which have higher turnover (birth/death) rates and evolve faster at the sequence and expression levels than female-biased genes (Meikeljohn et al. 2003; Zhang and Parsch 2005; Pröschel et al. 2006; Sawyer et al. 2007; Zhang et al. 2007).

Others underwent highly dynamic changes in copy number and evolved according to the birth death model of gene family evolution (SSA and SSC).