Sentence examples for changes evolving from inspiring English sources

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.

Simmons's book is an attempt to evaluate (and re-evaluate) great players and great teams and debunk myths through the prism of rules changes, evolving body types, improved training, the rise of the black athlete, talent gluts, expansion, competition from the A.B.A., the influx of foreign players and coaching innovations.

As part of the transition to a future power grid, distribution systems are undergoing profound changes evolving into Active Distribution Networks (ADNs).

In addition, Fourier Transform Raman spectroscopy and photoluminescence (PL) measurements were used to investigate the structural changes evolving into ZnO crystals.

At the same time, the traditional desktop PC will go through some radical changes, evolving into a smart display panel that no longer needs to be tethered to a desk to be useful.

In summary, MRI data indicate that rabbits exhibit scalable IVD changes evolving as early as one-month old.

My taste changes, evolves.

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

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).