Sentence examples for documented the evolution of from inspiring English sources
To dip into all things book-related, I joined a literary walk with Manchester Guided Tours (manchesterguidedtours.com, £7 for two hours), following in the footsteps of the writers who have documented the evolution of this modern industrial city.
Piggybacking on her seminal work, "Changing New York," which documented the evolution of the city's streets in the 1930's, Mr. O'Neal has been chronicling changes on the Lower East Side, taking 4,500 photos since 1986.
Linda Blum (1999), for example, has documented the evolution of both "maternalist" and "medical" models of breastfeeding in Western culture.
Emmanuel Saez (this year's winner of the John Bates Clark award given to the best economist under 40) and Thomas Piketty have documented the evolution of income shares using data on income reported for tax purposes from 1913, when the federal income tax started, to 2006.
Others have documented the evolution of the field of ecohealth (Parkes 2012 in this journal).
A report from Kenya documented the evolution of diabetes care in a resource-constrained setting [ 22].
He has traveled to Europe, spending weeks with a camera crew in Britain and Italy, documenting the evolution of Palladian-style architecture.
STEVE WILSON Saxophonist The real achievement of Ken Burns's "Jazz" is documenting the evolution of jazz music within the scope of American history.
To mark the 100th anniversary of the Ames Moot Court Competition at the Harvard Law School the Historical & Special Collections has installed an exhibit in the Caspersen Room documenting the evolution of the competition.
