Most models as famous as Moss become irrevocably associated with one era – Twiggy and the 60s, Lauren Hutton and the 70s – and though they enjoy revivals if their look comes back into fashion or their career changes, no one else has represented the constantly evolving face of fashion from one year to the next.
Our sample does perhaps represent the evolving face of West Africa that is experiencing increasing urbanisation and socio-economic development.
The unstable repeats: three evolving faces of neurological disease.
It uses an evolutionary approach, known as a genetic algorithm, to "evolve" faces rather than piece them together.The process is entirely non-verbal and takes a fraction of the normal time, claims Dr Frowd.
But above all, spiritually, this has been a lesson of evolving, facing my fears and feeling deserving to (as my sister says) be proud of and own the body that houses my soul, that takes you to the next day, the next dimension.
Increased Focus on Client Service: In general, interactions between financial services, accounting firms and their clients have evolved from face-to-face meetings to continuous encounters via phone, email, and other technology avenues.
Attack detection has evolved to face these new threats, but a lot of work remains to be done.
Scientists have long assumed placoderms and bony fish were unrelated, and that bony fish evolved their face bones from scratch.
A few blocks from The Barnes, on Broad Street at Vine Street, is Meg Saligman's epic The Evolving Face of Nursing – a wondrously ambitious new mural that incorporates LED light into the work.
The rule change was consistent with the history of the Senate, which has continually evolved when faced with new challenges.
