Sentence examples for evolving lines from inspiring English sources

The guitarists Yves Demukusse and Dominic Kanza (who leads his own band in New York) coiled endlessly evolving lines around the beat, as clear as spun glass.

Out of hundreds of thousands of evolving lines of animals on the land during the past 400 million years, the condition, so far as we can determine, has arisen only about two dozen times.

The Soviet Union's evolving lines of jet-powered attack aircraft date back to the Sukhoi Su-7 (known in the West by the NATO-assigned name Fitter), a single-seat, single-engine aircraft that entered service in the late 1950s and was progressively improved after that time.

Ecological diversity originates when these characteristics of evolving lines of species repeatedly diverge during or between speciation events (Mayr, 1963).

The longitudinal analysis allowed us to not only refine themes due to evolving lines of questioning, but also to reflect and understand the experience of the changing mealtimes for families as dementia progressed.

After observing an increased prevalence of males within the AF16 lines evolving at N = 1,000, we followed the approach of a previous study (Denver et al. 2010) to estimate male frequency at G41 in the N = 1,000 evolving lines of all six strains.

It's almost as if Microsoft didn't anticipate Apple making a single update or change to their constantly evolving line of players".

And the "evolving" line won't cut it after two years.

Measure difference in motility between cell lines, and compete evolved lines with ancestral lines under different nutrient conditions to see whether evolved lines have a fitness advantage.

There was also some variability among the evolved lines in susceptibility to repeated freeze-thaw cycles.

Mortality rates were estimated with three-fold replication for each of the 12 evolved lines.