Sentence examples for concept that evolves from inspiring English sources

2) Realize "home" is a concept that evolves over time.

In fact, the concept of "God" (Elohim) is a concept that evolves, over time, from the Infinite -- what we think of as "God" is only one face of the ein sof, the Infinite.

In beta versions of the game, all the enemies were shaped like bars of soap, a concept that evolved into the Balrog character.

Maxey continues to work on concepts that evolve the fashion industry into a more intuitive field.

"If you look at mobile apps, it all started as a simple concept that has evolved into something sophisticated today," Dumik told TechCrunch in an interview.

Other scholars suggest Ahimsa as an ethical concept that started evolving in the Vedas, became an increasingly central concept in Upanishads.

Coupled, however, with Commoner's advocacy of the precautionary principle a moral and political concept that evolved from the German democratic socialist legal tradition of the 1930s they can be seen as forcing stalemate, his laws warning society to proceed with care, but the precautionary principle virtually eliminating any possible path along which to proceed.

That would be another first for the playoffs, the golf playoffs, and another step toward success for a concept that is still evolving.

Together with a team of four other students at WMU, Hornick recently won the 2015 Wege Prize for sustainable thinking with Local Loop Farms, an aquaponics food production concept that has since evolved into a community agricultural start-up.

I remember back in the days, when the internet was a fledgling concept that was slowly evolving from university lab experiment into a mainstream everyday tool of convenience.

Conservation effectiveness is a concept that is still evolving.