Sentence examples for drastic evolution from inspiring English sources

With the drastic evolution of the Internet, network traffic cannot be assumed to be static.

"The Mafia Psyche" is no best seller, but it validates Lo Verso as the dean of a discipline that might well be called Mafialogy and that reflects a drastic evolution in Italy's attitude toward the mob.

With the volume percentage of TiC particles in the depositions varied from 0 to 49%, a drastic evolution in the microstructure was observed and the presence of TiC particles over 30% yielded a refinement of the matrix microstructure and introduction of a finely dispersed crystalline phase.

More specifically, at lower thermal energy, the transition from the thin film to the Pd NPs occurred with the drastic evolution of surface morphology which evolved significantly, forming small isolated NPs.

Overall, the Au NPs and nanostructures were quite sensitive to the DA modification and the drastic evolution of Au nanostructures from the mini NPs to the coalesced nanostructures was clearly observed throughout the DA range.

Generally, depending on the DA, a drastic evolution in the configuration and size of Au nanostructures in four distinctive phases was witnessed, which suggests that the Au nanostructures very sensitively respond to the slight modification of the DA, as shown in Figs. 2, 3, and 4. The evolution of Au nanostructures can be described with the coalescence growth model along with the V-W model [28 31].

Depending on the DA, the Au structure undergoes drastic shape evolution in four phases: I) mini NPs, II) mature NPs, III) lateral growth, IV) coalescence, which can be explained by the coalescence model along with the Volmer-Weber (V-W) growth model [28 31].

This implies that such ultramicro inversions played a role in drastic protein evolution in the chimpanzee lineage.

Recently, whole genome comparison among four Fusairum species revealed the drastic genome-evolution such as the horizontal gene transfer in Fusarium genomes [ 11].

The drastic, uncontrollable, rapid evolution of cancer cell ends with the demise not only of the host but also the renegade cancer cells that are constantly in chaos.

This demonstrates that the outer membrane of the Chlamydiae has undergone drastic changes during evolution after the emergence of extant Parachlamydiaceae and Chlamydiaceae.