Sentence examples for evolution from its from inspiring English sources
Common among servers, but even more so among published application environments, is the evolution from its initial design to what it is today such as, a farm that was initially designed to publish application "X" 5 years ago may now publish application "Z," and not even publish application "X" anymore.
It is also noticed an evolution from its original position trapped along the northern side of the river mouth, in 23 March, to a south-west transport off the Tagus mouth.
It is an event that underscores Google's evolution from its roots as a search engine into a company that hopes to become central to a new way of computing in which software is delivered over the Web, often free and supported by ads, rather than bought and installed on users' PCs.
Nevertheless, he came to know the word "Evolution" from its recurrence in the Professor's musings.
Kentucky recently eliminated the word "evolution" from its curriculum, substituting the phrase "change over time".
The news that Turkey has removed evolution from its school curriculum is depressing but unsurprising.
The E.U. has taken more than half a century and several evolutions from its founding core of France, Germany and the Benelux nations to become the 27-nation organization it is today and that, too, is far from the finished article.
Nevertheless, Zea has arguably the largest monoploid genome in the panicoid grasses, and it has likely expanded recently during its evolution, apart from its doubled chromosome number [ 29].
Reunion Island is characterized by rapid landscape evolution resulting from its cyclonic tropical climate.
Under May's direction, David's has continued an evolution away from its original, bargain-basement image: the new stores are decorated in peach and sage green, and have the bland conformity of an Ann Taylor store.
Honest CEO Brian Lee told WWD that the job cuts reflect Honest's growing evolution away from its reliance on e-commerce and a focus on more offline channels.
