Sentence examples for evolutions from the from inspiring English sources

The Boston show cogently tracks stylistic evolutions, from the Bronze Age to the Hellenic and beyond (there's marvellous stuff from the Etruscans).

In the study area, three distinct sectors show different structural evolutions from the Late Triassic to the Late Jurassic earliest Cretaceous.

The Mitsubishi recall covers about 10,000 Lancer Evolutions from the 2008-13 model years because the clutch master cylinder could fail, preventing the driver from shifting in or out of gear, according to the automaker's report to the safety agency.

The deformation evolution within the shear spans of the deep beams were obtained by estimating the average principal and shear strain evolutions from the strain transformation analysis of LVDT (Linear Variable Displacement Transformer) data.

The C4 NADP-me being expressed in chloroplasts probably constrained its recurrent evolutions from the only plastid nadpme lineage and this common starting point limited the number of evolutionary paths toward a C4 optimized enzyme, resulting in genetic convergence.

The stochastic models we consider here are governed by the chemical master equation (CME, see e.g. [ 54]), which is a linear differential equation that describes the evolution in time of the probability of the system being in any particular state, considering all possible evolutions from the initial state.

Constraints on evolution from the Blue to the red sequence.

Creationism regroups to expel evolution from the classroom.

Much of the conversation is about his evolution from the streety Stryder to the sanitised version.

Rhodes's portrayal of the grownup Chiron feels like a natural evolution from the earlier performances.

They represent an evolution from the early days when the subways were privately operated.