Sentence examples for evolution in the first from inspiring English sources

"If we don't [win the league] but show an evolution in the first season, show we're moving in the right direction, we'll be champions in the second season," the returning manager had said at his inaugural press conference in June 2013.

The colors are used for an easier reading of the evolution in the first stages of the process.

Simulations show that the industrial process of can lid production can be optimized considerably by controlling damage evolution in the first stage of the process.

Because Darwin's theory has come down to us as basically a theory of adaptation, historians have naturally assumed that it was adaptation that convinced Darwin to accept evolution in the first place.

We show that flow pattern modifications control the apparent ages evolution in the first pumping year when the residence time distribution is modified from a piston-like distribution to a much broader distribution.

In agreement with a recent study that also focused on viral evolution in the first months to years after HIV-1 infection [35], we observed a considerable number of mutations already very early after seroconversion.

It is now widely thought that most great artists undergo a similar stylistic evolution in the "third periods" of their creative lives.

Mr. Lambert, who is 19 and has been an atheist since studying evolution in the ninth grade, was told to abide by the vow of reverence by next week or get out.

The discovery of the organic nature of fossils and of deep time, a true pan-European cultural revolution, prepared the way to Darwin's theory of evolution in the nineteenth century.

McClay's Rolling Stone review notes a parallelism between the monolith's first appearance in which tool usage is imparted to the apes (thus 'beginning' mankind) and the completion of "another evolution" in the fourth and final encounter with the monolith.

"Mapping all trials suggests that the real moment of evolution was in the first half of the 19th century," with the advent of plea bargains that resulted in many more convictions, Mr. Hitchcock said.