Sentence examples for evolution of the concepts from inspiring English sources

For a comprehensive account of the evolution of the concepts of continuity and the infinitesimal, see Bell (2005), on which the present article is based.

Here we review the evolution of the concepts of 'ecological'green'en'naturalrand and 'blue' infrastructures and evaluate how these concepts have been used in the scientific literature.

The chapter traces the evolution of the concepts of ethics and of MIL as they became more closely integrated in standards and guidelines.

"Interstellar" is an evolution of the concepts that the Parisian musician established in his recent Sauvage EP and showcases beautifully everything there is to love about France's newest wave of producers.

All authors shared in all phases of evolution of the concepts, approaches, and the final construct of the model, as well as preparation of the manuscript.

What we've seen is an evolution of the concept of arcades.

The system showed at Beijing indicates a major evolution of the concept and a significant investment in the system's further development.

That looks a trifle tardy when you consider that the broader evolution of the concept (pdf) has been linked with physiocracy, an economic theory dating back to the 18th century.

The evolution of the concept of a separate chairman has led to a consensus that separate board leadership is as important in corporate governance as it is in any organization where checks and balances are required.

One of the strangest notions to be advanced by rabbinic Judaism and of relevance to the evolution of the concept of death was that of the "bone called Luz" (or Judenknöchlein, as it was to be called by early German anatomists).

The Concept C was an evolution of the Concept R roadster, which Volkswagen introduced at last September's International Motor Show in Frankfurt.