Sentence examples for evolution of the last from inspiring English sources

Chrysler is presenting the new 300 as an evolution of the last model's broad-shouldered, slab-sided, somewhat menacing design — in the 2005 film "A History of Violence," the bad guys' 300 is itself practically a malevolent character.

The more pop-driven tone of the album reunited the band with many fans who were disenchanted after On a Wire, while also staying close enough to the evolution of the last album to interest newer fans and critics.

These observations are consistent with the "2R hypothesis" that two genome-wide duplications occurred during the evolution of the last common ancestor of modern vertebrates (Holland et al., 1994; Meyer and Schartl, 1999; Wolfe, 2001).

In general, one can estimate that gene duplications predating the evolution of the last common ancestor of the A, B and D genomes of wheat around 5 10 million years ago should exhibit greater sequence divergence than that shown between homoeologs of the same gene, and should therefore be amenable to correct assembly using the parameters that were used here.

Thus, we can see two possibilities for the evolution scenario of the last common phoronid ancestor.

The quick technological evolution of the last decades has also reached learning environments, where the use of networked computing devices such as laptops, smartphones, tablets, IoT devices, servers, etc. is continuously growing.

This remarkable conservation, over billions of years of evolution since the last common ancestor, shows the general importance of these metabolic pathways.

The apparent acquisition of the NAD-dependent ligase gene at an early stage of evolution antedating the last common ancestor of the NCLDV is compatible with the scenario of the origin of eukaryotic viruses by assembly of genes from diverse sources including bacteriophages and bacteria in the course of eukaryogenesis [ 29].

In our case, we observe 3D proximity between loci that were rearranged at some point in the course of evolution since the last common ancestor of human and mouse, that is, potentially up to 80 million years ago.

Loss of such an editing site in ndhD transcripts may be caused by a very slow rate of evolution during the last 160 million years of Nelumbonaceae or back-mutation from C to T in the ndhD start codon.

To determine which genes were likely to have been lost and gained in each lineage, we reconstructed a parsimonious scenario of evolution from the last bacterial common ancestor (LBCA) to TT and DR, through their last common ancestor.