Sentence examples for by further evolution of from inspiring English sources
Air vehicles with increased performances and cargo capacity, reduced consumption of energy and lowered environmental impacts could be possible by further evolution of traditional architectures.
In at least two respects the new paper by Mr Ostry's team marks a further evolution of the fund's position on capital controls.
Real-time monitoring of the cell detachment reveals the creation of a circular cell-free area upon jet impingement, with two successive detachment regimes: 1), a dynamic regime, during which the cell-free area grows as a function of both the maximum shear stress exerted by the jet and the jet diameter; followed by 2), a stationary regime, with no further evolution of the cell-free area.
Wai and other authors have proposed a further evolution of AAR index, by combining AST to platelet count [aspartate aminotransferase platelet ratio index (APRI)] [ 29– 33].
The orbital separation of these systems generally decreases by two orders of magnitude, which affects the further evolution of the binary drastically.
There subsequently was further evolution of the human subtypes by gene segment exchange, resulting in H2N2 in 1957, H3N2 in 1968, and H1N2 in 1988.
Similarly, the inputs provided by culture can play an important role in the further evolution of genetic characteristics.
She said same-sex marriage was simply a further evolution of an ever-changing institution blocked by the parliament.
the present study has contributed to the further evolution of the appraisal framework as formulated by Martin and White (2005).
A spokesman for the State Department, Richard Boucher, said that by signing the treaty "the United States is in a position to influence the further evolution of the treaty".
