That we have been able to watch the evolution of that young man into the Ken Barlow we know today, no less self-righteous but with 50 years of experiences behind him, is frankly one of the wonders of British television".
Regardless of the exact scenario of the evolution of eukaryotes, young LECA implies that we know next to nothing about a long and formative early part of the history of eukaryotes.
Observing the evolution of the disease in young lambs, we determined that the hypobiotic period took place from October to February and the beginning of fly activity occurred between May and June.
What's exciting about the current state of the N.B.A. is the evolution of a young generation of players before our very eyes.
Shot over a dozen years, Boyhood's sumptuous time-lapse study of the evolution of a young Texan named Mason, from childhood to teenager, has been the front runner for much of this awards season.
Lehane's Prohibition-era gangster tale, an Edgar Award winner, revisits the Coughlins — who loomed so large in "The Given Day" — tracing the evolution of the family's youngest and wildest son, Joe, from South Boston punk to Florida bootlegger and crime boss.
The film, based on the autobiography of Vietnam veteran Ron Kovic, chronicles the evolution of a young man, played by Tom Cruise, from patriotic soldier to paraplegic antiwar activist.
At the same time, our molecular clock analyses imply that some contemporary ECM associations, involving both gymnosperm and angiosperm hosts, may be the direct descendants of partnerships that were established early in the evolution of relatively young groups of Agaricomycetes.
Anti-corruption advocates hailed Mr. Nastase's downfall as a seminal moment in the evolution of a young democracy.
