The Mayo stem represents an evolution of principle, already time-tested for conventional straight stems (and recently confirmed by Swanson [8]) of "fit without fill", with necessary modification of proximal shape and fixationto achieve torsional and axial stability.
I confess to writing speeches for Richard Nixon assuring conservatives that trade with China would lead to the evolution of democratic principles in Beijing.
Gans's treatise is valuable not only for its extensive survey of facts but also for its presentation of a general theory on the slow evolution of legal principles.
We think the judicial and statutory evolution of the principles governing successive applications for federal habeas corpus and motions under § 2255 has reached the point at which the formulation of basic rules to guide the lower federal courts is both feasible and desirable.
Marx does, of course, have an elaborate empirical theory of the evolution of moral principles corresponding to changes in the economic mode of production.
We admit that the present MX Missile System represents the 2nd stage in the evolution of the Principle of Mobile Hiding Weaponry.
An overarching theme that runs through all the work is the co-evolution of design principles and technological discoveries, resulting in simple, ubiquitous, easy- and delightful-to-use devices that know a great deal about one another, the world, and the people in their proximity.
More importantly, though, it means we can trace the evolution of his guiding principles without being distracted by celebrity.
This is not a revolution we're introducing, it's an evolution of trends and principles that have been in the NHS from its very foundation.
As these systems were written before the evolution of software engineering principles, there is no standard documentation available for such systems and even best coding practices were not followed during the development of these systems.
