Sentence examples for considerable evolutions from inspiring English sources

Accompanying this connectivity evolution, the last years have seen considerable evolutions of wireless communication standards in the domain of mobile telephone networks, local/wide wireless area networks, and Digital Video Broadcasting DVBB).

There has been considerable evolution in epilepsy healthcare for children over the last decade in the United Kingdom.

What survives is only his mature work, from fifteen years at DeWitt, in a style that must have undergone considerable evolution.

Recent years have seen considerable evolution and increasing sophistication of our concepts of the pathophysiology of multiple sclerosis.

Cohen said that society's view of who is a "person" has undergone considerable evolution over time, incorporating, for example, ethnic groups that were once excluded.

X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) analysis showed a considerable evolution on the surface chemistry of the treated electrodes.

Little is known of the early history of the harpsichord, but, during the 16th 18th century, it underwent considerable evolution and became one of the most important European instruments.

The meaning of ujigami has undergone considerable evolution over the centuries, mainly because of the historical migrations of clan communities in Japan.

In the West, he may still be remembered as the dictator who took over the country under the protection of Soviet tanks, but inside Hungary his reputation has indergone a considerable evolution.

There is something slightly madcap in agreeing to make a hundred year prophecy about a field of study less than fifty years old, particularly a field that has undergone considerable evolution in that time.

Despite considerable evolution in the quality of laboratory-based testing for detection of HCV, the availability of rapid, point-of-care tests may increase diagnoses by increasing opportunities for testing outside of traditional laboratory settings.