Esophageal stents have evolved in stages over the years.
Because the fashion adoption process evolves in stages prompted first by introduction of new styles or variations of existing styles, consumers can be segmented according to fashion leadership as fashion leaders or fashion followers (Workman and Freeburg 2009).
This is a poetic and philosophical Monroe, whose lines include "all life on this planet is a film gone too far" and "you think desire evolves in stages?
Based on the assumption of predictable patterns of organizational evolution and change, maturity models typically represent theories about how an organization's capabilities evolve in a stage-by-stage manner along an anticipated, desired, or logical path from an initial state to maturity (van den Ven and Poole 1995; Kazanjian and Drazin 1989).
In the case of the more than $46 million Trenton hotel, which at times seemed would never be built, the financing evolved in three stages, with the city's involvement increasing at each stage, said Robert Powell, a managing director at Nassau Capital Advisors in Princeton, which represented the city in the project.
Her life has evolved in unexpected stages.
Since 1999, crises between India and Pakistan have tended to evolve in four stages.
NOW that the war is virtually over, Iraq must be governed; and its government is planned to evolve in three stages.
The library has evolved in two stages: first, in July , 1990 when it opened its doors as the privately endowed Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace, built on several acres around the house in which Nixon was born; then, in July, 2007, it joined the National Archives and Records Administration, or NARA, and its growing collection of federal Presidential libraries.
