I call this process evolving from that of a slaved mind to an empowered mind.
Subsequently, the sessile stage was lost, and the vertebrates evolved from this free-swimming animal.
And while the wider electorate, and women and minorities in particular, have signaled we are ready to evolve from this social barbarism, the swell of popular support for Trump signals that too many men in America are not.
Discussion continues today as to whether these forms of social organisation were widespread throughout much of human history and whether our more "unequal" forms of modern society may have evolved from this egalitarian base.
His play Bleak Moments (1970), about a woman grappling with the demands of everyday life, evolved from this process, and he adapted the script a year later for his first feature film.
All structural openings have evolved from this system, which is seen in pure form only in colonnades and in framed structures, because the posts of doors, windows, ceilings, and roofs normally form part of the wall.
The general features that influence cocrystallization, which have evolved from this study, are discussed.
caTissue Suite, a biospecimen data management software tool, has evolved from this effort.
