Sentence examples for evolved in reverse from inspiring English sources
Based on a 1934 play by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman, the plot was notable for the way the story evolved in reverse chronology.
The movie itself evolves in reverse, starting life as a moderately clever grab bag of high-concept noodling and half-witty badinage before descending into the primordial ooze of explosions and elaborate lower-intestinal gags.
Dinosaurs are running everywhere, but Ivan Reitman's spoof, A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times, "evolves in reverse, starting life as a moderately clever grab bag of high-concept noodling and half-witty badinage before sinking into the primordial ooze of explosions and lower-intestinal gags".
Now, a study of Pacific Island languages suggests that counting systems can also evolve in reverse, becoming more object-specific.
RNA enzyme can be evolved in vitro, by the reverse transcription of the RNA sequence into DNA sequence, which can be reproduced via polymerase chain reaction.
How does a mite evolve in reverse?
It seems plausible, therefore, that the enzymes of the reverse citric acid pathway evolved in a region rich in transition metal ions and sulfur, whereas those of the Calvin cycle evolved where phosphate and magnesium were abundant.
Monogamy is estimated to have evolved in gibbons c.19 mya [ 76], with monogamous mating systems in primates evolving repeatedly from polygynous systems with a zero reverse rate detected in this study.
"History just evolved in its own way.
The council has evolved in recent years.
