Sentence examples for developing in the evolution from inspiring English sources
What seems to be developing in the evolution of the term in news media is the association with various types of modality.
The approach developed in the "Mineralogical evolution and volume changes" section indicates that the initial fluid/rock ratio controls the evolution of the system and cannot be rigorously applied to the case of lava flows, which are not a homogeneous porous medium.
This "explosive" view was supported by the hypothesis of punctuated equilibrium, which Eldredge and Gould developed in the early 1970s which views evolution as long intervals of near-stasis "punctuated" by short periods of rapid change.
The real reason that this process developed in the course of evolution has yet to be elucidated.
The SPARQL Protocol and RDF Query Language (SPARQL) is a graph-based query language for the Resource Description Framework (RDF), which was developed in the course of the evolution of the Semantic Web.
They improve the environmental quality of the urban environment and the aesthetics of urban landscapes, and in many developed and developing countries, the evolution of urban forestry has been recognized as an essential means of maintaining urban ecosystem health, improving human living conditions, fostering a harmonious human-nature relationship, and ultimately achieving urban sustainability.
"Passion" came out at a different, less developed time in the evolution of Christian-themed entertainment and had Mel Gibson's star power and an intense media spotlight working on its behalf.
Regardless, it seems likely that arsenate resistance developed early in the evolution of microorganisms.
The conditions that support the generation of myeloid and erythroid cells from CFCs were developed early in the evolution of the CFC assay.
The distribution of BNF among archaea and eubacteria indicates that nitrogen fixation is an ancient innovation [ 15, 20, 21], which developed early in the evolution of microbial life on earth.
