Sentence examples for evolving for more from inspiring English sources

The federal-state relationship has been evolving for more than 200 years.

Thailand's monarchy has been continuously evolving for more than 700 years and will always remain one of the kingdom's main institutions holding the country together.Finally, the present administration did not assume office through a "parliamentary fix".

This approach is centered on the idea that the genus Homo has been evolving for more than two million years, yet humans have only been farming for the past 10,000 years.

Morphology and design of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE or simply PE) acetabular components used in total hip arthroplasty (THA) have been evolving for more than half a century.

Earl A. Powell III, director of the National Gallery, said this week that he had watched the project evolve for more than six years.

"These are forms that have evolved for more than 500 years," said Mr. Martínez, who keeps a huge library of old texts and treatises on dueling and swordsmanship.

However, SGA may also result in equally good realization, if the algorithm evolves for more number of iterations or optimized values of crossover and mutation probability are used.

The algorithm terminates when it converges to a stationary solution, which is defined by a condition that the global best position stops to evolve for more than 50 iterations.

Panasonic's iA Mode, a suite of technologies that engage automatically, has evolved for more powerful image stabilization while video recording and taking still photos with Active Mode which boosts POWER OIS to excel in suppressing blur when recording videos at wide angle while walking.

Panasonic's iA Mode, a suite of technologies that engage automatically, has evolved for more powerful image stabilization while video recording and taking still photos with Active Mode which boosts MEGA OIS to excel in suppressing blur when recording videos at wide angle while walking.

These configurations are not due to the use of the NMR structure as the starting configuration for REMS, as the latter's memory is lost after about 30 replica exchanges and the final ensemble is evolved for more than 4,000 exchanges (Fig. 4B&C).