Sentence examples for evolved a new system from inspiring English sources
Our female forebears instead evolved a new system: releasing eggs in a regular cycle.
Attacking reliance on decided judicial cases and on the parochial, prevailing common law treatises and pedagogy, Bacon evolved a new system of legal instruction based on empirical observation, distilled into maxims or aphorisms, one that sought true global significance and universal scientific legitimacy.
Accordingly, the Romans evolved a new tactical system based on small and supple infantry units called maniples.
A new system of status had evolved under his rule: a cadre of minor bureaucrats, envoys, interpreters, and office staff worked for Atangana and the other chiefs independent of the French government and were completely dependent on the chiefs.
A new system of children's advocates.
Quality assurance systems for VCT scale up in Kenya are thus both part of the context (as they were planned as part of scale up from the outset) and the content as policies evolved and new systems piloted as scale up progressed.
As the WeChat messaging service increasingly evolves into a new operating system, there are opportunities to scale quickly with larger infusions of capital to capture the market.
The second answer is politics: that the founders saw in Greece and Rome key concepts on which to base the new government, and they evolved a system that (they hoped) borrowed the best of each tradition.
In terms of evolution, he points out, deleting a stretch of DNA is a much faster process than evolving a whole new genetic system would be.
The participant-level integrated assessment of variation in the genome, metabolome, and other aspects of the physiome (e.g., microbiome, transcriptome, and proteome) in large cohorts has not previously been possible, but with recent advances in technology and analytical methods, and cost reductions, this is now feasible and is evolving into a new field called systems epidemiology (Fig. 1).
