Sentence examples for evolved in both from inspiring English sources

Photorespiration may have evolved in both, C3 and C4 plants, to prevent an accumulation of toxic levels of glycolate.

The result is a presentation that is highly evolved in both texture and flavor, well balanced between spiced meat and sweet seafood, the whole napped in the earthy flavors of saffron and typical of the imaginative whimsy Mr. Sultano brings to his kitchen.

He describes the triumvirate structure of power in the USSR before and during perestroika, the political reforms that were initiated, the ways that Soviet attitudes toward glasnost and perestroika evolved in both the reformist and conservative wings of the Party, and the reasons for the seemingly final swift collapse of the old ruling structures the crushing defeat of the Party in August 1991.

Whilst Thredbo has grown to encompass all topics in transport planning, policy, contracting, financing, data, as well as funding; competition and ownership remains the core focus and the 14 conferences to date constitute a unique resource to chart the conversation and state of the art as it has evolved in both developed and developing economies.

Figure 1 provides an illustration of how the concept of CSR has evolved in both managerial and academic terms since that time.

Superposition eyes have repeatedly evolved in both insects and in crustaceans and are thus taxonomically widespread (Land and Nilsson 2002, Nilsson 1989; see Fig. 1).

Prezygotic RIMs may therefore evolve in both populations and lead to their becoming two separate species.

At intermediate temperatures a stress-dependent peak evolves in both the maximum strain and polarization.

The developing smart grid is an inherently complex system which is rapidly evolving in both definition and implementation.

We study a continuous time model describing gene-for-gene, host parasite interactions among self-replicating macromolecules evolving in both neutral and rugged fitness landscapes.

The four key findings were omni-channel SV is caused by touch points' SV; this causal effect is moderated by omni-channel shopping perceived consistency; but the content and measure of the constructs must be reconceptualized in the omni-channel shopping context; and physical shopping's nature evolves in both its utilitarian and social dimensions.