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The term now embodies the evolution of our understanding of how people learn.

Twitter sits midway between the walled garden approach of Facebook and the evolution of messaging embodied by Gmail and its IM integration.

Trestman (2013a) argues that the evolution of complex active bodies requires a capacity for integrated, embodied spatial cognition, and that this capacity evolved independently in each of the three phyla in which it is currently found (vertebrates, arthropods and mollusks).

"They represent the evolution of the culture," says fellow lowrider Rollan Salvas, noting how the Lowlow and the Medinas embody the family tradition now common in the elder lowrider generation.

Consider the evolution of vinyl.

The evolution of urban patois?

Tells about the evolution of gangdom.

He discussed the evolution of TV.

Total Recall: The Evolution of Memory.

Talks about the evolution of the National School Lunch Program.

The evolution of the Languedoc continues.