Sentence examples for constantly evolving history from inspiring English sources
Other limitations are becoming evident over time, due to the constantly evolving history of genome sequencing: some published lists of housekeeping genes contain only the gene identifiers valid at the time the experiments were performed, but not the original sequence of the probe.
The war's history is constantly evolving as new evidence emerges, particularly from the other side.
It's clear that the way we consume, create and think about culture is constantly evolving, as it has throughout history.
His overarching theme is that history is "a constantly evolving, never-ending journey of discovery".
The Home and Community Care Diabetes Education Program has a ten year history and has been constantly evolving during that time.
Joy Orbison The English producer and D.J. Joy Orbison — real name Peter O'Grady — started making records last year that led outward from dubstep and funky, two constantly evolving genres of recent English electronic dance-music history.
A university spokesman said: "The skyline of our city, in keeping with the history of Oxford itself, is a constantly evolving blend of the old and the new, the natural and the built.
In ways both passionate and wry, they put quotation marks around the medium, paying homage to its history, its physical attributes (frames, for example) and its constantly evolving language.
This account gives a peek into his constantly evolving menu.
New York has been a constantly evolving city, and the immigrants who are indifferent to the past today are creating a new history — one that the next wave of newcomers will soon enough disregard.
