Sentence examples for evolution in this area from inspiring English sources

(See David Remnick's piece this week for some fascinating quotes from Obama on his evolution in this area).

However, the tectonic evolution in this area has gone through long-term and complicated activities and the origin of gases in the lower Permian series is complex.

However, the rapid evolution in this area and the increasing of the complexity of the sensors and applications pose new challenges to WSN solutions, which can be addressed by specific middleware platforms for these networks.

b) From the geomorphological point of view, the vegetation cover and the weathered soil of the distal dune correspond to the normal pedologic evolution in this humid area during the Holocene.

A mechanism of consistent soil accumulation via the retention of atmospheric deposition and occasional interruption of subsurface collapsing due to erosion processes was proposed to explain the development of soil profiles and different landscape features as well as the role of BSCs in soil evolution in this study area.

(4) The drought evolution in this region is affected by the area of northern hemisphere polar vortex, the Arctic Oscillation, and the North Atlantic Oscillation.

The building at 502 Canal survived an evolution in the area from the pastoral Lispenard Meadows to the elegant St. John's Park to a largely commercial district developed with ground level shops and apartments upstairs and finally to trendy the TriBeCa in the triangle below Canal Street.

In this work, the decadal behaviour of 58 sandy beaches along the 150 km long South-Atlantic coast of Spain, between the Guadalquivir river mouth and the Strait of Gibraltar, is analysed in order to investigate the relationships between shoreline change patterns and the diverse morphological and dynamic factors controlling beach evolution in the area.

Significant events in the geodynamic evolution in these areas are evaluated and interpreted in terms of tectono-eustatic sequences (TES) of third and second orders.

The interaction of wind and water may well be the key influence on the modern geomorphology of the arid regions of the world, and has had a strong influence on long-term landscape evolution in these areas.

Third, inland tropical fisheries play an extremely important role in ensuring local food security, particularly in developing areas (Dugan et al. 2010), making it important to assess the prevalence of fisheries-induced evolution in these areas and determine how it can guide management practices.