Sentence examples for both the evolution of from inspiring English sources

Bob Weston, who has died aged 64 of a gastrointestinal haemorrhage and cirrhosis of the liver, was the band's lead guitarist in the early 1970s, and contributed to both the evolution of its sound and its turbulent history.

We discuss these results within the framework of current sexual selection theory, addressing implications for both the evolution of male mate choice and the evolution of female ornaments.

Thus, the model is helpful in understanding both the evolution of social networks and the differences and similarities among different social networks.

Because we've been on the inside, watching both the evolution of how the rebel Cylons are thinking – and the thought processes that have brought Adama and Roslin to the alliance, it's easy to forget how it must all seem to the rest of the fleet.

The pathways embrace both the evolution of the physical and institutional infrastructure changes and the roles of both large actors, e.g. multinational energy supply and distribution companies, national governments, major investors, and small actors, e.g. households, innovators and entrepreneurs.

A very simple model, a minimal standard aerosol model, was used for both the evolution of aerosols and for the inverse observational operator to map observations into model values.

Britain and the United States developed similar banking systems over the past two decades, both encouraging the evolution of giant firms that sought to offer a range of financial services, from savings accounts to trading in derivatives.

To accomplish his ambitious goal of both understanding the evolution of mankind's past development and prognosticating the future of the continuing East-West horse race, Ian Morris starts around 15 millenniums ago.

Both involve the evolution of three populations (two split from the ancestral population) and changes of the effective population size.

Next, we consider additive Gaussian noise both during the evolution of the membrane voltage and in measurement.

On the other hand, the compactness of their genomes and a relatively stable gene order, both, mirror the evolution of the bilaterian mtDNA.