Sentence examples for evolution away from the from inspiring English sources

Evolution away from the hydrostatic skeleton has made possible faster and stronger movements of one cuticular unit upon another.

A corresponding evolution away from the Classical form of the sonata for one instrument occurs in Liszt's one-movement Piano Sonata in B Minor (1853).

Bing, which is to be available to the public by next Wednesday at www.bing.com, is not alone in its evolution away from the traditional 10 blue links that search engines have displayed for years.

The presence of a victorious American Army in Iraq would then serve as a powerful boost to moderate elements in neighboring Iran, hastening that critical country's evolution away from the mullahs and toward a more moderate course.

Though less draconian than once feared, they may yet hamper the development of the market.Not built in a dayA more fundamental reason to expect a slow evolution away from the banks towards the markets is the nature of European capitalism.

The second discrepancy is that very old clusters such as the globular clusters have too few high-luminosity stars, as compared with the van Rhijn function, and this is clearly the result of stellar evolution away from the main sequence.

As the virus population evolves forward, it leaves a wake of immunity in the host population, and evolution away from this immunity results in the canalization of the antigenic phenotype; mutations that continue along the line of primary antigenic variation will show a transmission advantage compared to more tangential mutations.

One first important evolution away from DHTs was the introduction of one-hop routing [11], to meet the stringent latency requirements of deployed systems.

That ambience endured despite the area's evolution away from its factory origins in the 20th century, with all kinds of residents — artists, middle-class Latinos and a gay community — living happily side by side.

That the future of the American death penalty may be gas-based executions is somewhat surprising, given that lethal injection was originally framed as the next step in an evolution away from more traditional methods like the gas chamber.

Despite this, evolution away from virulence is not always the rule if, as initially proposed in the trade-off hypothesis, increased virulence is itself coupled with increased transmission [ 6, 7].