Sentence examples for evolved setting from inspiring English sources

The village is finely portrayed as claustrophobic, brooding, yet suitably prosaic, with a more evolved setting than Highsmith's own Suffolk novel, A Suspension of Mercy.

The study shows that evolution has led to a predictable and independently evolved set of similar forms in spiders on each island.

The most striking difference emerged at position −5, where the known natural binding peptides show lack of preference, while the in vitro evolved set presents significant non-randomness.

The problem has a clear catch-22 aspect: high translation fidelity hardly can be achieved without a complex, highly evolved set of RNAs and proteins but an elaborate protein machinery could not evolve without an accurate translation system.

Importantly, this is not productive for the virus, but is rather a by-product of a highly evolved set of mechanisms aimed to drive cell proliferation enabling virus replication.

The piece is impressively designed by Jean-Marc Puissant, with an elaborately evolving set composed of feathery driftwood boards.

Indeed, the query-based approach could take time and would lead to a gradually evolving set of relevant documents.

The most successful titles – the ones that monetise the most players – are usually entirely open-ended, supplying the player with a constantly evolving set of activities that are never really completed.

The minority who seek unfettered information from abroad will continue their cat-and-mouse game with the Beijing regime, employing a constantly evolving set of technologies and techniques to breach the barriers.

Information technology has long been viewed as the power behind a new economic revolution — an evolving set of tools that has made workers much more productive than ever before, powering a step change as dramatic as steam or electricity.

After graduating with a BS in Civil Engineering in 2013, I turned my attention to careers in which I could have a noticeable impact and engage with a constantly evolving set of hard problems on a regular basis.