Sentence examples for concerned with the evolution from inspiring English sources

Quindlen -- a Newsweek columnist who wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winning column Public & Private for The Times -- is as concerned with the evolution of her characters as she is with the resolution of their story.

This Canadian jazz pianist is concerned with the evolution of jazz, and he's getting there through hybrid forms, having added dashes of a classical sensibility, of Latin music, of electric fusion and other things.

This Canadian jazz pianist is concerned with the evolution of jazz, and he is getting there through hybrid forms, having added dashes of a classical sensibility, Latin music, electric fusion, free improvisation and other things.

Although Mr. Greitens does an evocative job of describing the hell of training and the valor of the comrades he served with in Iraq, much of his book is concerned with the evolution of his larger vision of public service.

This paper is concerned with the evolution of compressible and incompressible viscous fluids separated by a sharp interface.

The best illustrations of the hall were published in the 1939 "Guide to the Museum" (Miner 1939) which states that "This hall is devoted chiefly to invertebrate biological principles, especially those concerned with the evolution of life.

Physical anthropology is concerned with the origin, evolution, and diversity of people.

Toponymy is concerned with the linguistic evolution (etymology) of place-names and the motive behind the naming of the place (historical and geographical aspects).

Therefore, our analysis in this paper is not concerned with the adiabatic evolution for a large variation of Hamiltonian.

A key experiment is concerned with the time evolution of a quantum system under repeated or continuing observation.

Like contour dynamics, the algorithm is concerned with following the evolution of the boundaries of vorticity discontinuity (contours).