The regimes imposed by the Soviet Union and the United States on North and South Korea at the end of the Second World War evolved quite differently -- and not necessarily in the way Americans assume they did.
Only a fool in search of a headline would argue that its continued dominance means the end of the highly evolved food represented by the Spanish modernists or Heston Blumenthal's Fat Duck.
Quilter has admitted that End of the Rainbow evolved from an original piece about a male washed-up cruise ship singer he encountered on a trip.
At the end of the experiment, the evolved lineages have similar phenotypic characteristics for traits related to fitness.
When I think about what I want, it's not just that there be somebody at the tail end of an evolving personality.
Fisher's vision for the 45,000-square-foot building, which stands along the east end of Shapiro Walk, evolved from the functionalist principle that a structure's essential form derive from its intended purpose.
Brass chorales at the end of the song evolve into a gnarly orchestral transition into the second text, "Patroclus," an excerpt from Homer's "Iliad" (in Robert Fagles's translation).
"Once you lose your atmosphere, that's the end of any evolved life," Lin added.
The general concept of creeping soil and its mechanism, first proposed by W.M. Davis and G.K. Gilbert at the end of the 19th century, evolved since the 1940s towards theoretical models and precise short- and long-term field measurements.
At first these magazines emphasized features that promoted improvement, enlightenment, and family entertainment, but, toward the end of the century, they evolved into popular versions that aimed at providing amusement.
