Sentence examples for evolution from a single from inspiring English sources

In animals with lungs amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals the heart shows various stages of evolution from a single to a double pump that circulates blood (1) to the lungs and (2) to the body as a whole.

Best known for his popular evocations of urban sprawl (SimCity) and suburban Americana (The Sims), Mr. Wright has spent the last eight years trying to figure out how to convey the vast sweep of evolution from a single cell to the exploration of the galaxy as an interactive entertainment experience.

Steve Tomlin is the mastermind behind Chumby's evolution from a single gadget that can pull weather, music, news, photos and trivia from the Web into an assortment of "powered by Chumby" devices.

The MLST data showed a level of polymorphism consistent with evolution from a single recent common ancestor, given the additional input of discrete blocks of variation due to recombination (e.g. the cysG allele of ST4).

The chest X-rays showed an evolution from a single right basal consolidation to multiple bilateral pneumonic foci.

We propose a new model for clade B serpin evolution from a single 7-exon gene (either Serpinb1 or Serpinb6).

The evolution from a single-circle initial condition is presented on Figure 6B, while our result is presented in Figure 6C,D.

(B) The reached solution of evolution started from a single circle initial condition.

However, tectiviruses lack the protease and the integrase that most likely have been acquired at a later stage of evolution, possibly, from a single Ginger-like transposon [ 22].

Indeed, this pattern is most apparent within the MMP E sub-group, which exhibits in large part the classical expansions predicted by genome duplication events associated with vertebrate evolution, expanding from a single gene in ciona to four in man and ten twoo more than the eight predicted) in zebrafish (Tables 1 and 2).

Multiple sets of contours deform according to a coupled set of curve evolution equations derived from a single global cost functional.