Sentence examples for centuries of evolution from inspiring English sources

Darcy has to complete two centuries of evolution.

Like so many other spiritual traditions yoga has evolved and grown through centuries of evolution.

Yet today, we expect far more from ourselves than centuries of evolution have designed us to do.

"You have a sense when you hold one of these devices that you're grasping some distillation of human knowledge that represents centuries of evolution -- and here it is," he said.

The orchestra has arrived at this complement through centuries of evolution; the present size is needed to perform music from the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic, periods, as well as the varied repertoires that followed.

This chapter presents that after two centuries of evolution, Stirling engine science still does not offer a step-by-step recipe for the design of a viable prime mover.

The station's mega facelift incorporates a century of evolution in train travel and its changing needs.

And so began a century of evolution in book cover design, from simple cloth bindings to leather covers embossed and gilded into extraordinarily complex abstract or pictorial compositions.

The end results — runs, batting average, on-base percentage — are strikingly similar, but the elements of offense have of course been radically reconfigured in a century of evolution.

The unemployment rate as we now know it is the product of more than a century of evolution, but, for as long as most of us can recall, the process behind the number has been settled.

"Native seeds are embodiments of millennia of biological evolution, adaptation to changing climate and centuries of cultural evolution of communities.