Sentence examples for evolution of the one from inspiring English sources

The sensor, as some might have guessed from those focal lengths, is said to be APS-C, possibly an evolution of the one in the X100.

Our results shed light on the origin and evolution of the one of the most striking morphological features of these gastrotrichs, i.e., the ancestral shape of the anchored spines, whose appearance is responsible for the taxon name, Thaumastoderma (Latin: = miraculous skin).

We analyze how the ecological invasion by an alien species influences the evolution of the one or two consumer species, and how that coevolution influences in turn the success of the invasion.

It was a popular idea (and fear) during the slavery era in the United States and led to the legal evolution of the "one-drop" rule that labelled anyone who was part-black (one drop of "black blood" or one sub-Saharan African ancestor) black.

On Out Loud, Remnick joins Sasha Weiss, the literary editor of newyorker.com, to discuss Rivlin's role in Israeli politics, the evolution of the one-state/two-state debate, and his own experience reporting on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for the magazine.

(a) Evolution of the one-soliton solution (u^{(1)}_{ss}) via Eq. (42) with parameters (alpha=1), (epsilon =1), (delta=1), (lambda=i).

The time evolution of the one-body density matrix is described by the equation 〈 b ˆ μ 1 † b ˆ μ 2 〉 = 4 J U N ∑ k T k 1 − cos ( ω k t ) ω k 2 exp [ i k ⋅ ( x μ 1 − x μ 2 ) ]. (14).

Using this phylogeny, we tested whether the rate of evolution of the one-to-one orthologs had accelerated along specific branches of the tree (i.e., affecting different species in the group), which would be consistent with either the relaxation of selective constraints or with the action of positive selection.

Thus the evolution of steroid system intermingles two distinct processes, the evolution of the receptor on one hand, and the evolution of the ligand on the other.

In the study of the evolution of PINs, one of the most basic and important problems is to explore how the PIN originated and grew.

Rather than focus on specific battles, Palu's portraits look at the region over the course of years, charting the evolution of one of the region's most beautiful -- and violent -- areas.