Sentence examples for evolved in which from inspiring English sources

A sclerotic and infinitely complex system has evolved in which the humanity of a patient can be forgotten.

An arms race evolved, in which firms developed ever more sophisticated proprietary products, options, swaps, and derivatives.

A new politics has evolved in which parties offer to manage the world rather than to change it.

A great variety of formal patterns evolved, in which musical structure and poetic structure were closely related.

Therefore, another scheme of sextupoles is evolved, in which the geometrical aberrations are controlled by the initial Twiss parameter optimization.

In 1936 both Life and Look were conceived in the United States, and a formula evolved in which the picture editor, photographer, researcher, and writer constituted a team.

A sixth phase may be evolving in which growth depends on the design of extra-organizational solutions, such as creating a holding company or a network organization composed of alliances and cross-ownership.

A new energy paradigm is evolving, in which renewable resources are increasingly gaining attention in science, technology, economics, safety, and public acceptance.

Such laws would not depend on whether conscious creatures ever happened to evolve, in which case, arguably, evolution poses no special problem (Chalmers 1996, 171).

Furthermore, it is possible to imagine that the narrative of future disaster should not be viewed entirely in the negative and the 'disaster of the Anthropocene' may in fact be an important moment in the future history of the planet one from which new species and systems evolve in which Homo sapiens do not play a major role.

Engqvist & Reinhold [ 22] have shown that when animals can discriminate precisely and categorize mates as virgin, singly mated, or multiply mated, a strategy evolves in which animals invest more sperm into singly mated individuals than into virgins.