Sentence examples for evolved in three from inspiring English sources
Over the past three decades, Swedish energy policy has evolved in three major stages oil reduction, phase-out of nuclear energy, renewable energy each with a different focus.
Field programs, with associated laboratory studies, are worldwide; however, some concentration has evolved in three areas: thermohaline circulation of the world's oceans interocean mass, heat and freshwater flux and the polar oceans, including studies of sea ice.
In the case of the more than $46 million Trenton hotel, which at times seemed would never be built, the financing evolved in three stages, with the city's involvement increasing at each stage, said Robert Powell, a managing director at Nassau Capital Advisors in Princeton, which represented the city in the project.
New york's housing policy has evolved in three stages, from capitalism to socialism to insiderism, and you can find examples of each near the southeast corner of Second and B. Mary Spink's building on the corner, erected in 1899, is a remnant of the days when capitalists built for the poor and working classes.
They found that the size of the mammalian brain evolved in three major stages.
Transclusion of (chemical) data-objects into HTML pages for humans to read has evolved in three phases.
The field has evolved in four periods.
In the nineteenth century, the meaning of tears evolved in two divergent directions.
It is possible that the diaphragm may have evolved in two waves, much as it develops in the embryo.
