Sentence examples for evolution of the range from inspiring English sources
"The front lamps continue the evolution of the Range Rover face," he said in a description of the new design.
After all typographic experimentation has played a part in the evolution of the diverse range of letterforms that we have today.
The expansion of p120 relative to δ-catenin during vertebrate evolution may reflect the pivotal and largely disproportionate role of the non-neural cadherins with respect to evolution of the wide range of somatic morphology present in vertebrates today.
The evolution of the long-range internal stresses and of the density of the GNDs with increasing deformation could be determined quantitatively as a function of deformation for cases of both single and multiple slip.
In situ X-ray (powder) diffraction is a valuable tool for monitoring the evolution of the long-range order of crystalline battery materials during electrochemical cycling.
The E. pyrifoliae genome is an important addition to the published genome of E. tasmaniensis and the unfinished genome of E. amylovora providing a foundation for re-sequencing additional strains that may shed light on the evolution of the host-range and virulence/pathogenicity of this important group of plant-associated bacteria.
The short range ordered (SRO) state and the time-evolution of the long range ordered (LRO) structure of D1a in a Ni4Mo alloy were investigated by Monte Carlo simulation based on an f.c.c.
The transition zone of the Eastern Alps to the Pannonian Basin provides one of the best sources of information on landscape evolution of the Eastern Alpine mountain range.
This article traces the evolution of long range jet transport aircraft over the 50 years since Kuechemann founded the journal Progress in Aerospace Sciences.
The patient's stage [14] represents the evolution of the disease and ranges from asymptomatic (0) to bedridden (5).
Traditionally, the long-term landscape evolution of the southern Buenos Aires ranges of east central Argentina has been related to the influence of the Andean orogeny.
