Sentence examples for cycles of evolution from inspiring English sources

Urbanization processes show cycles of evolution that spread in different ways through space.

Katharine's first major publication, Revolutions in Modern English Drama (1973), explored the recurrences and transformations, and the cycles of evolution and change, that she detected in 20th-century British theatre.

Most major technology disrupters go through similar cycles of evolution.

More specifically, the algorithm loops through cycles of evolution until all target combinations of property levels specified by the DoE are found.

The departure point of the present study is a thermostable laccase from basidiomycete PM1, which was first subjected to 8 generations of in vitro evolution for functional expression in S. cerevisiae[ 28] and thereafter to 4 further cycles of evolution to become active in human blood [ 31].

Then, the styling algorithm will get the new products into the hands of customers and when they share their feedback, the cycle of evolution continues.

One of the central beliefs of Theosophy is that humanity is undergoing a cycle of evolution, towards increasing "perfection", and Gardner recognised the potential significance of the photographs for the movement: Gardner sent the prints along with the original glass-plate negatives to Harold Snelling, a photography expert.

This cycle of evolution is continued until a predetermined termination criterion is reached.

Therefore, there is a constant cycle of evolution between the cells and their newly synthesized ECM, forming a positive feedback loop, which drives the progression of OA.

And distribution happens through a cycle of development, evolution and redistribution, rather than a one time manufacture and deliver model.

FPs have been modified by a combination of rational design, structure-based mutagenesis, and countless cycles of directed evolution (gene diversification followed by selection of clones with desired properties) that have collectively pushed the properties to photophysical and biochemical extremes.