Sentence examples for evolution to an from inspiring English sources

The two consecutive IDB-supported housing operations for Guyana show an evolution to an incremental development concept to achieve a comprehensive low-income housing strategy.

Work on the evolution to an all-packet-based, converged net-work architecture began at AT&T in the early 1990s.

I Is an Other, by James Geary (HarperCollins, £11.99) From a metaphorical "explosion" in evolution to an explosion of metaphor: this Rimbaud-titled book surveys psychology and linguistics to argue that metaphor is not language dressed up or gone wrong, but is at the root of our thinking about time, space and feelings.

It is unlikely that the Exchange 5.5 site design is the most efficient or effective design in Exchange 2000/2003 terms, but evolution to an improved infrastructure is only possible by creating new administrative groups and moving mailboxes to the servers in those groups and then removing old administrative groups.

Tennessee, as another example, relegates evolution to an elective high school course.

Crop One is the first in a series designed to chronicle the WP's evolution to an inevitable 100% homegrown release, representing history in the bottle for an evolving whiskey company.

An evolution to a stabilised value of the surface stress, depending on the applied loads, was found.

An evolution to a stabilized value of the surface stress, depending on the applied loads, was found.

Newton, with speed, power and arm strength, has taken the evolution to a new level.

Read my article explaining Barack Obama's evolution to a tougher stance on China and come back and comment on Rendezvous.

"The old tenant base of larger corporations is going through an evolution to a new tenant base of smaller companies, giving Stamford an identity issue.