Sentence examples for evolution of this process from inspiring English sources
The Coens are, in a sense, a logical evolution of this process: their ostensibly mannered, knowing films are the product of third-generation Jewish Americans who actually grew up in the midwestern milieu that took its culture from the movies.
From there it was a short step to grammar, civil law, religion, history and 'The Whiffenpoof Song.' " And she sketches the evolution of this process around the globe: in China, India, Africa, the Islamic world, Europe and the Americas, though her reliance on Marco Polo as a source may raise an actual historian's eyebrows.
The prediction of the evolution of this process depends on the knowledge of the stress intensity factors concerning modes I, II and III, which are dependant both on the total load acting on the wheel and on how the load is transmitted through the wheel/rail interface.
While Kickstarter is the most well known crowdfunding site it may be only a step in the evolution of this process.
Obviously we are not able to get a complete picture of this process and how it evolves since we are sampling over a short period of time, but this study emphasizes the power of using the culture-independent metagenomic approach to examine the dynamics and evolution of this process.
Perilesional oedema was well seen as early as 15 hours post injury, suggesting that some previous estimates of temporal evolution of this process may have been incorrect [ 1].
You can see the evolution of this in process in the teaser screenshot above, where the entire last answer is a link instead of just parts of it.
Building on these previous findings, we delve into the temporal evolution of this combinatorial process using U.S. patent data from 1836 to 2014.
But if the exit polls from Pennsylvania provide any insight into the evolution of this political process, the Illinois Democrat may be improving among both those groups.
