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The destruction of the First Temple in 586 B.C., the exile to Babylonia that followed and the return of the exiles a generation later in some way inoculated Jewish culture against the devastating effects of later dispersions by helping Jews evolve a portable, text-based culture and a transcendent view of a God who lives everywhere.

A 10th-grade class at Spence used to stress program writing but has evolved into a "text and image class" -- editorial projects that use existing programs -- because that's what the students preferred.

More specifically, a definition received this code if it described cultural change as evolution and/or stated that cultures evolve (see text box definition of book 11 in Table 1).

VECTOR is a constantly evolving religious text and it is the responsibility of gallery patrons to understand and interpret it on that basis.

Evolving an organization's communication program from text only to multimedia rich is not easy, but it is not hard either.

Seeking to study biblical texts scientifically, Semler evolved an undogmatic and strictly historical interpretation of Scripture that provoked strong opposition.

In its biggest change in a decade, Facebook is evolving from text and link-focused sharing to the visual communication format it admits "Snapchat has really pioneered".

That's critical to evaluating bogus information, because many falsehoods have evolved past text and links to images accompanied by extended captions, a format that is harder for software to spot.

Online Ads Go Video Like content on the Web, advertisements are evolving from text to images (banners) to video.

As Facebook evolves from text towards visual communication, being able to show people what you're looking at could be an important complement to video chat.

Zuckerberg has repeatedly said he sees Facebook evolving from text and photos to videos and 360 content.