Sentence examples for changes evolved from inspiring English sources

"It's about asking that simple question, 'What if?' " The changes evolved over several years.

The capacity variation observed with a carbon-coated silicon monoxide (C-SiO) composite electrode has been explained by the microstructural changes evolved during cycling.

They looked at how changes evolved in both the genetic code and the anatomy of arthropods, comparing 62 different genes and 395 physical traits.

Those physiological changes evolved in earlier mammals as a way to energize them to fight or flee, and in early humans, they were usually responses to physical dangers such as predators or enemies.

To figure out how these changes evolved, anthropological geneticist George Perry of Pennsylvania State University, University Park, and his colleagues compared the genomes of modern humans and chimpanzees to the newly published genomes of a Neandertal and one of its close relatives, a mysterious human ancestor known as a Denisovan, known only from a few bones found in a Russian cave.

A leading model describing these conformational changes evolved initially from spectroscopic evidence combined with structural information available at the time [3] with later support from the atomic structures of myosin subfragment 1 (S1) [5], [5] and of the actin filament [6].

My taste changes, evolves.

According to the 1996 Landmark designation report, City Bank-Farmers Trust went through several changes, evolving into First National City Bank, and then, in 1976, Citibank.

As these changes evolve, the best societal option will increasingly be a truly dynamic power system.

An organization is a society itself which changes, evolves, sustains, through interpersonal interactions (Kemeny 2002).

The state changes evolve according to the Markov chain with the adaptive state transition matrix T, given by state − transition T = ( G q ) + I (4).