Sentence examples for evolved above from inspiring English sources
There's Vinny, who fancies himself evolved above the average guido but still devotes a sizable chunk of his day to waxing his eyebrows.
"How much boundlessly stupid naivety is there in the scholar's belief in his superiority, in the simple, unsuspecting certainty with which his instincts treat the religious man as inferior and a lower type which he himself has evolved above and beyond", he wrote.
Theoretical neurobiologist Mark Changizi, who developed the glasses with Oxy-Iso lenses, believes human colour vision "evolved above and beyond that found in other mammals... allowing us to sense colour-signals on the skin, including blushes, blanches, as well as sensing health".
At 100 PAR, O2 evolved above the atmospheric level, indicating that PSII activity overtook respiration rates.
A second-order polynomial regression provided a better fit to the data, suggesting that increased desiccation tolerance only evolved above a certain aridity threshold (Fig. 4).
An observation that could not be explained in this report is whether it could be inferred that as the form functions evolve above or below the value of 1, it implies that the grains are getting convex or concave or vice versa.
Then, envision a tether is attached at one end to those qualities you want to evolve, above, and the other end attached to yourself, below.
"Unless we want to be old and alone, we have to evolve," Tim Josh Braatenn, above center) tells two longtime friends (Max Greenfield, left, and Eric Lively) who are also having trouble with women.
The heat evolved from the above reactions accelerates further dissolution of the oxide and activates the dissolution of the iron metal exposed to the aggressive medium.
The heat evolved from the above reactions accelerates further dissolution of the oxide and activates the dissolution of the copper metal exposed to the aggressive medium.
Such sites evolve at above-average rates, due to lack of selective constraint, and all amino acids are acceptable at them, leading to a positive rate-breadth correlation.
