Sentence examples for eventual evolution from inspiring English sources

After they all go to synagogue at Rose's request, Ed and Henry take a walk and discuss the eventual evolution of generations and a connected spirituality.

The business degree foreshadowed his eventual evolution into a brand as much as a doctor.

Statistics for the cases considered show that, while the onset of autoignition may be delayed by turbulence, the eventual evolution of the volumetric heat release rate indicates that turbulence enhances the post-ignition stages.

Now, my interest is in the formation of the dust clouds and their eventual evolution into stars.

Although no similar study was available for the 2011 census, we assumed that eventual evolution occurred in the urban centers on what concerns area and population would not be much reflected in the coarse classification needed for this work.

Then came microSD and its high capacity variant, allowing users to pack up to 16 gigs of data (soon to be 32 gigabytes and, with the eventual evolution of SDXC, up to 2 terabytes) onto a card roughly the size of your thumbnail.

Dissipativity means that the eventual time evolution of solutions is confined to a bounded absorbing set.

Because 5 out of 6 FST values had confidence bounds that overlapped with zero, inferences on eventual convergent evolution (i.e., FST >QST) could not be made.

The aim of this paper was not to reproduce such results but to test for an eventual convergent evolution, characterized by a non-random loss induced by the common phenotype.

There was thus a gradual breaking away from Sanskrit and the Prakrit languages via the Apabhrahmsha language and the eventual emergence and evolution of such languages as Kannada, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, and Oriya and of the Bihari languages.

Differential expression contributes to the eventual retention and evolution of gene duplicates because mutations in the unexpressed gene copies, temporarily unexposed to purifying selection, accumulate through time.