Sentence examples similar to evolving from one to another from inspiring English sources

It treats the matrix as an elastomer and the fibers as a complex solid that itself is an aggregate of melt and crystal phases that evolve from one to the other during a temperature change.

Besides, both calculation and simulation prove that the resonant mode evolves from one to two modes at 140 nm diameter.

The role of academic librarians is evolving from one of service providers to one of educators who are actively involved in academic class teaching and curricular design.

Content in these instances is evolving from one media platform to another and, in the process, is being filtered and interpreted by countless users.

The unusual Republican presidential primary, evolving from one surprise to the next, has revived the debate, but with an important racial coda.

More recently, they've been analyzing how the stimulated cells change over the course of treatment, evolving from one state to the next.

Evolution of complex metabolism requires that enzymes be able to evolve from one function to another; and be able to reach high rate enhancement and specificity.

As the economy has evolved from one age to another (from industrial to services to information to network), our basic measurement systems have not kept pace.

The insurgent threat in Iraq is evolving from one of small-unit firefights with supporters of the former government, many of whom have formal military training, to terrorist-style suicide bombings that wreak spectacular violence.

Method 3 is a normalized procedure, performed under well controlled conditions and therefore enables the surface state to evolve from one state to another at well controllable rates.

This could be due to the following: 1) several families may be carriers of 2 or more pattern 3 variants; 2) the flap may be able to evolve from one state to another within and between families; 3) many CAPs might have lost the flap as the pepsin-domain-2 probably did.