Sentence examples for evolve from existing from inspiring English sources

They evolve from existing species, as population gene pools change.

New species evolve from existing species, as population gene pools change.

The Enterprise need not establish a new organization, but could evolve from existing international organizations.

As with any adaptation, new signals evolve from existing body structures, organs, physiological processes, and ordinary behaviours that animals already possess for nonsignaling functions.

The next stage of development involves thinking about how the units, which may evolve from existing qualifications, would be assessed at different levels, rather like piano grades; how they might be banked over time so students can take them when they are ready, building on success rather than failure; and how a baccalaureate approach might be extended back to primary schools.

The plan is similar to the model originally proposed by Turnbull in 2009 when he was opposition leader, and to the sort of scheme that could evolve from existing Coalition policy if the government "ratchets up" the baselines, leaving open some prospect of bipartisanship in the bitterly-contested policy area.

Based on the analysis of function requirement models of previous products and the application of technology system evolution laws of the Theory of Innovative Problem Solving (TRIZ), the customer requirements could be evolved from existing product designs, through modifying the functional requirement unit and confirming the direction of evolution design.

For years botanists thought that angiosperms, which came to dominate the terrestrial landscape 160 million years ago, had arisen on dry land as they evolved from existing land plants.

RT-MuPAC can evolve from the existing infrastructure and offer advantages to both the service provider and the users.

In this context Mass Customization refers to the possibility to evolve from already existing systems to the novel ones that can be personalized, without increasing their cost and causing the new technologies to emerge.

The model is established using the upper bound principle derived from the Theory of Plasticity, and rests upon the observation that shear failures in slender beams typically evolve from already existing cracks, developed due to the influence of bending, and shaped under the combined influence of shear and bending.