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In recent years, it has evolved to cater to the emergence of huge family-friendly entertainment complexes, as opposed to the narrowly gambling-focused casinos that existed a decade ago.
While shade-tree mechanics have built custom choppers like Mr. Klerk's for decades, in the last five years boutique custom bike shops have evolved to cater to well-heeled customers who admittedly have little time to ride and who won't go very far when they do.
A similar approach has been taken with the sediment data; however, a more sophisticated scheme has evolved to cater for the five results tables and the much larger number of entries compared with the archeomagnetic and volcanic database.
Originally a folk festival, the event has evolved to cater for a wider variety of tastes: clog and morris dancing groups and salsa and belly dancing exhibitions have featured.
In contrast, the OsMADS32 transcripts were found to be restricted to early stages of panicle and late seed development, suggesting that the OsMADS32-like clade might have evolved to cater for diverse monocot-specific functions.
Patients with Stage 3B NSCLC are rarely surgical candidates due to mediastinal invasion or extensive nodal disease, and are routinely treated with combined radiation and chemotherapy, though options are constantly evolving to cater to a more individualized patient-centered therapeutic approach (Rocco et al., 2016).
The block layer hasn't evolved [10, 39] to cater the requirements of Big Data.
By hanging, the flower caters to the hummingbird's unusual skills – something the plant may have evolved to do because of the bird's reliable pollinating habits.
Today's porn, like most other kinds of media, caters to exactly what you need, Tibbals said, adding that it's "evolving as the culture and consumers have evolved to meet needs and satisfy interests".
"We must now consider how our homes, offices and public spaces will need to evolve in order to cater to both users' needs and the rapidly developing technologies powering these vehicles".
Look for media organizations struggling to grow audiences and evolve business models to cater more to English-dominant Latinos looking for more relevant stories and better representation of their ilk.
