Sentence examples for evolution dating back from inspiring English sources

The modern central bank has had a long evolution, dating back to the establishment of the Bank of Sweden in 1668.

However, most of these studies focus on questions of human evolution dating back several millennia, and not on more recent events, namely the mass migrations that have occurred in post-Columbian times.

Conifers have experienced large environmental and distributional changes during their evolution, dating back to the Mesozoic era [ 1].

The current geomorphological feature of the Florence floodplain is the result of a fluvial-lacustrine basin evolution, dated back to the Plio-Pleistocene epoch as a consequence of the northern Apennines orogenesis extensional phase (Bartolini and Pranzini 1981).

Within days of germination, 95% of the short roots of most conifers and deciduous trees form ectomycorrhizae (ECM) with soil fungi [ 1], a form of symbiosis between plants and fungi whose evolution dates back 360-410 million years [ 2].

There has been an increasing realisation of cooperation in evolution, perhaps dating back to Maynard Smith and Szathmary [ 61]) and more recently [ 62] have discussed the 'major transitions in evolution'.

Its electrifying evolution dates back to 2010, when the city became part of China's grand plan to pilot hybrid and all-electric vehicles with deep subsidies for both manufacturers and consumers.

The idea that mobile genetic elements and natural genetic engineering are fundamental to genome evolution dates back to Barbara McClintock's work on what she called "controlling elements" (McClintock 1987).

This article reviews the evolution of 99mTc dating back to its discovery, the development of 99Mo/99mTc generators, and the efforts to exploit the diverse chemistry of the element to explore a spectrum of compounds for diagnostic imaging, planar, and single photon emission computed tomography.

Some of these broad roles have been conserved through millions of years of evolution, in some cases dating back to animals with the most primitive nervous systems.

Located along a succession of 114 lateral beach ridges, the monument's remarkable archaeological sites illustrate the cultural evolution of the Arctic peoples, dating back some 4,000 years and continuing to the present day.