Sentence examples for evolved a method from inspiring English sources

Cage evolved a method of composing music based on units of time, which fitted with Cunningham's own artistic leanings.

He works in tiny bursts and has evolved a method that allows him to "rehearse" a picture without losing spontaneity.

Over the next decade Cruzvillegas evolved a method of assembling random items that he found, bought, or received from friends.

A full impression of the curved dies could not easily be obtained by one blow; hence there evolved a method of striking one half of the coin with a slightly inclined upper die, which was then rocked over to the other side for a second blow.

Poland and the Ukraine evolved a method of applying wax, silver and gold and boiling them to decorate eggs.

Because the products of nitrogen metabolism in cleidoic eggs cannot pass through the eggshell, animals (birds and insects) have had to evolve a method of storing wastes in the form of uric acid, which, since it is insoluble, is nontoxic to the embryo.

Concluding part of the paper discusses empirical formulation of the layered sample considering elastomer and adhesive layers as basic elements, thus evolving a method to calculate adhesive properties.

A second path to gene drive resistance would involve the target organism evolving a method of specifically inhibiting the drive endonuclease.

But Tibetans have evolved a different method.

The average dog has hundreds of millions more olfactory receptors in his nose than a human does, and has evolved a specialized method of exhaling to bring even more odorant molecules into the nose than we do.

In the freezing polar regions of the Earth, nature has evolved a number of methods to survive.