Sentence examples for evolving so that the from inspiring English sources
First, programs are continually evolving, so that the existing programs rapidly become out-dated and therefore comparisons are made between asynchronous versions.
"Our health protections have endured because they're engineered to evolve, so that's why we're using the latest science to update air quality standards — to fulfill the law's promise, and defend each and every person's right to clean air".
A year later, she says, his ideas had evolved, so that "the ugliness bore no promise of a happy ending".
The model evolved so that the company did hold some stock once it could better predict what customers were likely to buy.
In butterflies and moths (Lepidoptera) a second copulatory canal independent of the vagina has been evolved, so that the sperm enter by one route, and the eggs are deposited by another.
Sometimes an attacking mongoose is bitten, but it has another line of defense against the venom — its acetylcholine receptor has also evolved so that the cobra neurotoxin cannot bind to it.
In the advanced power extraction (APEX) project, safety and environmental concerns considered up front, as designs evolve, so that the goal of safety and environmental attractiveness is realized.
We observe that a key aspect of the biology is that the immune system and the body have co-evolved so that the body is easier to protect; what we need is a similar co-evolution of computer systems and the methods we use to secure them.
The Fisher Zahavi traits evolve so that the benefits to the male in terms of mating success from female preferences are balanced by the costs of the traits.
More controversially, the pathogenesis of the disease by this time may have evolved, so that the disease process is less reversible with the blockade of a single cytokine.
