Sentence examples for evolves because of the from inspiring English sources

Adrian Bejan: Science is an evolutionary design -- a story -- that evolves because of the urges of very many, not because of what one of us says what "should be".

But electro was starting to evolve "because of our life situations in the hood," says Arabian. "Early on it was all about the partying and the girls and the freaks in the club," but growth in gang activity made big DJ parties unsafe.

Viruses can evolve because of the mistakes they make when they replicate.

Later, the residence time distribution hardly evolves and apparent ages only evolve because of the tracer atmospheric concentrations.

Will they envision a mind changing, a society evolving because of the power of their impassioned arguments?

Apparent ages evolve because of the modifications of the flow pattern and because of the non-linear evolution of the tracer atmospheric concentrations.

It has been theorised that speech evolved because of the survival benefits of imparting information to large numbers of individuals at once.

The long neck could only evolve because of the creatures' small head, lightening the load on the neck, and the small head was possible because food was ingested without being chewed but retained for long periods of digestion.

Each programmatic case study reviews organizational mission and activities; successes and challenges experienced by organizations; descriptive process and outcome indicators associated service delivery; and how services have evolved because of the current health care landscape.

As you walk through this exhibition, mounted in honor of the Darwin bicentennial (and the 150th anniversary of "On the Origin of Species"), you may not learn anything new about his theories, but you will come to see differently, or at least begin to understand that our ways of seeing have evolved because of the power of his vision.

Many antidoping scientists say the approach riders took to EPO evolved because of the introduction of limits on levels of hematocrit, the portion of blood containing red cells, as well as the arrival of a urine-based test for EPO in 2000.