When he lost cases, he wrote furious dissents in a deeply personal style, the evolution of which the papers document.
And finally in 1921, the official marathon distance became 26 miles 385 yards, the evolution of which is largely lost on today's top runners.
Until this time, however, clientelistic practices had generally been considered part of a "traditional" stage of political and social evolution, of which peasant societies on the periphery of Europe were considered prime examples.
The developing course of neutralizing antibody lagged behind the virus evolution, of which the pseudoviruses could only been neutralized by the latter time-point sera.
The Miocene half graben phase was governed by the southern margin structure evolution of which significantly controlled the stratigraphic variability in the basin.
However, the ultimate failure of the sub-elements is due to ply damage mechanism, the evolution of which is strongly affected by the delamination process.
Figure 11 shows the (hbox {PWV}_mathrm{goGPSw}) time series for the three geodetic stations in the vicinity of the convective precipitation, the time evolution of which is reported in the radar images in the same figure.
On the other hand there is the process of biological evolution of which artificial computer models proved very useful as a general approach to solving difficult design and optimization problems.
Underwood getting more authority over that evolution (of which she was already a huge part, including the development of threaded messages) is another signal that the company is looking to tap her consumer background at Twitter to create some kind of middle ground between feeling like a satisfying consumer product while still operating as an enterprise tool.
The Emperor accepted new ideas, such as Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, of which he remarked that "the laws that he [Darwin] has discovered glorify the Creator".
