Sentence examples for evolution of some of from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, it is possible to see an ongoing evolution of some of these topics, such as root extraction and the solution of equations.
If Wolin's verdicts sometimes come too easily, his arguments, at their best, provide insightful portraits of the intellectual evolution of some of the last century's most ambitious political and social thinkers.
"In the last 10 years, the evolution of some of those materials and some technologies allows us to make robots that really stay human-safe and human-friendly," Ms. Matsuoka said.
These duels have, in fact, resulted in the evolution of some of the most refined and sophisticated physical abilities, sensory systems and behavioural tactics to be found in the natural world.
There's much more we can do and opening up the past to examine sexual selection over periods of prehistory can only help up learn and understand more about life on Earth and the evolution of some of the most bizarre and interesting features of animals.
The evolution of the endocrine system in the more advanced vertebrates with jaws (Gnathostomata) has involved both the appearance of new hormones and the further evolution of some of those already present in agnathans; in addition, extensive specialization of target organs has occurred to permit new patterns of response.
We study the problem of generating oscillations in underactuated mechanical systems with a chosen time-evolution of some of the generalized coordinates.
The objective of the present study was to analyze the evolution of incidence of some sexually transmitted infections (STI) in Romania in the transition period.
In Japan, where I once lived for three years, you constantly had the feeling that a process of culinary experimentation -- the evolution of some wild new "Pacific Rim" or "fusion" cuisine -- was occurring right before your eyes.
Whatever you think of his latest polychrome reliefs — which seem overly refined and a bit mechanical — they continue a line of reasoning that began with his influential stripe paintings, bespeak a fervent faith in abstraction as a vibrant life force and suggest that the main basis for artistic development lies in the evolution of some kind of form.
