Sentence examples for even the evolution of from inspiring English sources

A broader discussion of the types and frequency of delisting requests being made to Google would lead to further questions, possibly global demand, and even the evolution of international data protection standards and laws to which Google would be subject.

In the fall EEEeb course, "Explorers" aged 8 to 14 immersed themselves in topics ranging from genetic engineering strategies to behavioral ecology, biomimicry, ecosystems and food webs, and even the evolution of eyeless salamanders.

Nowak then shows how evolutionary dynamics applies to critical real-world problems, including the progression of viral diseases such as AIDS, the virulence of infectious agents, the unpredictable mutations that lead to cancer, the evolution of altruism, and even the evolution of human language.

Water and the many phases of ice display a plethora of complex physical properties and phase relationships1,2,3,4 that are of paramount importance in a range of settings including processes in Earth's hydrosphere, the geology of icy moons, industry and even the evolution of life.

Even the evolution of antibiotic resistance is characterized as a process whereby bacteria "learn" to "outsmart" antibiotics with frustrating regularity.

Thus, Jameson has phylogenetic descent, the modernization of the fauna and even the evolution of humans wrapped neatly up in a single sentence.

Even the evolutions of fish shape and sensitive vision are still only vaguely understood.

They can even spur the evolution of new diversity.

The Vuitton collection even documents the evolution of particular hotels' designs.

Our best data now suggests that the lycopsids diverged early, even before the evolution of the trimerophyte grade plants.

The narrow horseshoe shape of Harvard Stadium even hurried the evolution of the forward pass, lest running backs slam into the concrete grandstand.