Sentence examples for evolution from small from inspiring English sources

Microscope images show differences in the precipitate morphology between different aluminiferous reagents and upon recycling of sludge, typically there was an evolution from small spherical precipitates to increasing amounts of needle-shaped crystals upon recycling.

"It's not a linear evolution from small, simple, smooth brains to large, gyrated brains," he says.

The evolution from small, wooden racquets to super-size composite racquets at the end of the 1970s changed the game for good, increasing spin, power and shot creativity.

In terms of set up and reporting of P4P programs our review draws its results from studies showing an evolution from small scale, often single element, to broader programs using multidimensional quality measures, as was previously described [ 7, 135].

Without comment, and in very general terms, they document Hoffa's evolution from small-time labor reformer to big-time labor racketeer, master shakedown artist and influence-peddler, and friend to mobsters of frightening moment.

But Harrington's book affirmed those impulses and helped mold my world view, an evolution from small-town conservatism to a believer in the power of government and collective action to effect good in the world.

Bob Odenkirk is a revelation, reprising his role from the iconic Breaking Bad as shifty lawyer Saul Goodman, featured here in a prequel to BB, tracing Saul's evolution from small-time Cicero, IL. con artist Jimmy McGill, to the kind of attorney whose name and likeness adorns matchbook covers and bus stop benches.

"Freedom From Want" traces BRAC's evolution from a small relief operation indistinguishable from hundreds of others, into what is undoubtedly the largest and most variegated social experiment in the developing world.

Since 2009, Shoshanah has led AIRnyc in its evolution from a small research initiative focused on one disease (asthma) in one age cohort (children) in one neighborhood (Harlem) to a social enterprise that now serves adults and children citywide, by helping to address the impact of social determinants of health (SDOH) as drivers of medical utilization, cost, and health outcomes.

While the Human Genome Project revealed much about our common humanity, recently scientists have begun to learn a lot about human evolution from the small genetic differences that set us apart.

Over the past twenty-six years, he guided TechSoup Global's evolution from a small, local nonprofit to a globally respected entity with over 190 employees and a budget of US$28 million.