Sentence examples for evolution of the wider from inspiring English sources
The "flight to safety" has already caused Treasury bond yields to fall, cutting the borrowing costs of homebuyers.But it may be the internal dynamics of the markets, not the evolution of the wider economy, that decides whether this is a brief shakeout or the start of a serious correction.
Overall, the amount of HGT implicated in the oomycete secretome suggests that gene acquisition has played an important role in the evolution of the wider oomycete group.
He recently wrote on the evolution of the wide receiver position and the implications for voting on receivers for the Hall of Fame.
The driver's instrument panel on the Prologue is a 3-D digital screen, an elaborate evolution of the wide-screen display Audi recently introduced on its 2016 TT compact sports car.
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 characteristics of each of the seven subfamilies are described and the evolution of the wide variety of algal MIPs, and their functions, is discussed.
Howard, Hanson-Smith et al. suggest that this unexpected robustness of cellular circuits enabled the evolution of the wide variety of protein kinases seen today.
As part of W3C, the consortium entrusted by Berners-Lee to oversee the development of the internet, the original web developer is now pushing for adoption of the "semantic web", an evolution of the world wide web which focuses on easy collaboration when working with data, and a more rigorous understanding of who actually has the right to control their own information.
The APIs and protocols were borne out of the evolution of the World Wide Web (WWW) that started to provide more dynamic and interactive content on Web pages leading to the phenomenon of mashups.
The evolution of the World Wide Web from a static linked content publishing platform to a highly interactive real-time broadcast medium through which billions of people are able to publish their current thoughts, feelings and beliefs has revolutionised public communication.
A comparable study on the evolution of the genome-wide recombination rate in a non-social Hymenoptera species that would disentangle the impact of eusociality from Hymenoptera-specific features such as haplodiploidy is missing [24], [25].
