Sentence examples for evolution of something from inspiring English sources

"You can tell all sorts of stories, but it's really hard to study the evolution of something that doesn't evolve," Read told me.

While tracking the evolution of something he probably wouldn't quite call interspecies empathy (but that I might), Burnett keeps a cool head and gives what should become the definitive account of whalekind's transformation from cipher to signifier.

"Louis Cartier had an expression that a good idea is an idea that gives birth to the evolution of something," said Pierre Rainero, head of Cartier's department of image, patrimony and heritage.

Borrowing a phrase from Robert Louis Stevenson (who read the diary after it was decoded and published in close to a full version in 1879), Tomalin subtitles her book "The Unequalled Self," and suggests that over the course of the diary we can watch the evolution of something like a modern version of selfhood.

It's an evolution of something I saw demoed even before the Snapdragon 820 was launched.

Everything is an evolution of something else.

Trying to understand how, and in what sense, the quantum theory describes the time-evolution of something, be it states or observables, is the essence of the problem of time (on which, more below).

The evolution of robots into something more humanlike is probably inevitable.

Forbes: In the audio business, we're constantly seeing this evolution of formats, from something like CDs to MP3s to then streaming data.

During this week's episode, Tyson discussed the evolution of the eye; something creationists have said for years that evolution cannot explain and attempting to use as evidence that life must be intelligently designed.

The standards received this point if they gave a clear and accurate definition of evolution, something along the lines of: an explanation for both the change over time of living organisms and the current diversity of species on Earth.