Sentence examples for developments that evolved from inspiring English sources

Were these changes the result of the establishment of new production sites, such as Rhodes, alongside traditional Levantine coastal centres, or did they rest on technological developments that evolved in the Levant and were shared amongst a widespread network of Mediterranean manufacturers?

To enable this novel structure, we advocate three major modules: (1) career readiness, to assert professional dispositions, (2) career prediction to identify a domain of employment, and (3) career development that evolves into motivation and skills relevant to the predicted domain of practice.

In this second ILE course, you'll build on the self-awareness you've gained through the program by engaging in experiential and classroom-based personal development opportunities that evolve your teamwork and leadership capabilities.

Repeated reading was undertaken in conjunction with the generation of a set of codes that captured attitudes and values, and the development of more abstract categories, that evolved as data collection and analysis progressed.

The ancient system, which he calls moral intuition, is based on the emotion-laden moral behaviors that evolved before the development of language.

In summary, it appears that aging is due, in part, to genetic programs that evolved to regulate development but progress into adulthood and gradually cause dysfunction.

Despite the importance of the age-related DNA damage accumulation, some researchers argue that aging is not caused by the accumulation of damage but is the result of continued activity (cell hyperfunction) of pathways and processes during adulthood that evolved to optimize development to this life stage [ 5, 6].

That evolved into recording".

That evolved into working on accessories.

Are Millennials really that evolved?

Wonder how that evolved....[10]....[10]