Evolve, meanwhile, is a game that looks simple on the surface, whose complexity could – with enough additions, like new maps, monsters and mutations – be what keeps it interesting, but not without being a real barrier to entry.
As the trade has evolved the last two years, meanwhile, the titans from the glossier side of the book business are developing a yearning for dogeared dust jackets.
The ampersand, meanwhile, evolved, as newly legible Roman and italic scripts made their way from Renaissance Italy, eventually assuming its familiar form (above, right, forty-five through forty-eight).
Gezi has meanwhile evolved into a festive village with tent settlements, general stores distributing free food and clothing, a day care center, a library and an infirmary, even a veterinary clinic and community garden, nasturtiums where the bulldozers ripped out the first trees.
The use of temporary workers, contract workers, outsourcing and relocation to cheaper labor markets, meanwhile, has evolved into a widely tolerated corporate strategy -- and these practices require layoffs to function.
The songs, meanwhile, soon evolved to the point that Murdoch felt they were ready.
Wider American opinion on gay marriage, meanwhile, has evolved over the past decade.
The music, meanwhile, evolves from a basic range of sounds: percussion, koto (the traditional Japanese stringed instrument) and dancers' voices.
The meanest of the mean girls (and she's a doozy, cleverly played by Molly Tarlov) is also the heaviest, a head cheerleader with rich parents and body-image issues who never goes soft, at least in Season 1. Jenna's romantic dilemma, meanwhile, evolves into a choice not between the bad boy and the boring stiff but between two reasonably complex, entirely believable nice guys.
Meanwhile, evolving human cultures and their technologies have modified and co-evolved with other species.
