Sentence examples for evolve on their own from inspiring English sources

Too often new work practices are left to evolve on their own, resulting in ways of working that don't align with strategic intent.

A bevy of seven-inch-high s-bots in Switzerland would make Machiavelli proud, though their conduct might make us humans ponder our own behavior, and that of any future intelligent machines we may create to evolve on their own.

It is reasonable to assume many international clones will evolve on their own trajectory.

Fraternities cannot evolve on their own: Their very structure is at fault.

They had always interfered with the evolution of sentient species they had discovered, believing they could not be trusted to evolve on their own.

Her music explores a slow and ever transforming state, where sounds seem to evolve on their own, taking the listener on an abstract journey.

Moreover, networks do manage to evolve on their own--witness the changeover from LPs to cassettes to CDs.

The danger comes, and may already have come, when much of the software and data are evolving on their own.

It's not something humans have evolved on their own". Dr. Wells points out that human babies are under particularly intense pressure to get food and care from their parents compared with other primates.

The DNA suggests that a single South American ancestor swept into Australia before the continents drifted apart, and the marsupials on each continent then evolved on their own.

In fact, when scientists create simulations that include digital circuits evolving on their own -- and include the messy voltage dynamics of the transistors and other lowest-level components -- what they get are inelegant "gremlin" circuits whose behavior is determined by incidental properties of the way transistors implement gates.