Sentence examples for evolution of contemporary from inspiring English sources

(See also North American Indian: The evolution of contemporary cultures).

(See also South American Indian: Evolution of contemporary cultures).

The evolution of contemporary mobile robotics has given thrust to a series of additional conjunct technologies.

"It all derived from African dance," he says, referring to the evolution of contemporary street dance, "that path of struggle.

"Each and every photographer who entered has contributed their part to the debate and evolution of contemporary portrait photography".

The majority of these lineages have gone extinct but some may have led to the evolution of contemporary species.

But tracing the evolution of the contemporary threat is dispiriting, too.

Katrina struck at a critical moment in the evolution of the contemporary education-reform movement.

Maybe it's emblematic of the side-by-side evolution of the contemporary art market and MTV programming: scrappy promoters of the cool and cutting-edge morphing into out-of-touch megadealers, hawking the purely slick and highly profitable.

This seminar explores the evolution of the contemporary concept of self-determination, beginning with the 19th-century (and earlier) development of nationalism and attempts to ensure the protection of ethnic, linguistic, and other minorities.

The evolution of the contemporary debate surrounding domestic violence in sports has been flooded with hypocrisy, situational ethics and outright dishonesty.