Sentence examples for evolution of the site from inspiring English sources
One of the biggest adjustments to the original plan has been the evolution of the site's book recommendation engine, which its creators argue will be the most sophisticated available.
The compositional analogies and differences among the samples contributed to the reconstruction of the building phases, favouring the reading of the history and the evolution of the site over time.
This morning YouTube invited a small group of press to unveil the latest evolution of the site's viewing experience.
The growth and evolution of the site has gone hand-in-hand with changes in how the internet operates.
So what the score does beautifully I think, is pulls together the path that the subjects are going through - which in some respects, as I discovered making the film, mirrors the evolution of the site over time.
And that made me ask the question 'How can I allow an audience to go from this sense of dread to hope in a short period of time?' And so I decided the best way to do it was to literally show it - to put up cameras that would track, on a five-minute by five-minute frame basis, the evolution of the site.
For each phosphorylated serine, we have reconstructed the evolution of this site in the corresponding taxonomical group using a fast modification of the maximum likelihood algorithm (A. Goland, in preparation).
The evolution of the Olympic site into a new urban community partly reflects planning but also reflects Sydney's status as Australia's biggest and trendiest city.
The simulations provide the evolution of the vacancy site fraction and of the hydrostatic stress profiles in the layer.
Combined activity and stability studies, ideally following the evolution of the active site as a function of catalyst treatment in real time are recommended.
Here, we show that structure-guided directed evolution of the active site of the cytochrome P450‐BM3 heme domain produces highly selective MRI probes with submicromolar affinities for small molecules.
