Sentence examples for evolving to close from inspiring English sources

Our shows have been evolving to close this gap for some time.

Bowel loops that pass through the orifice between the adhesive band and the peritoneum form a type of internal hernia that can evolve to closed-loop obstruction.

While African-American men founded Alpha and the fraternity has remained largely African American, it evolved to come close to one of King's ideals, the universality of brotherhood.

And because each object is initially randomly generated, a user with a specific shape in mind may need to do quite a bit of selecting and evolving to produce something close to that shape.

Just as our brains developed a response mechanism that prized sugary treats, we evolved to pay close attention to new information about the people around us and our interactions with them.

I figured I was within 80% of where they ended up evolving to, so that's pretty close.

For example, ST-1 evolved to lyse closer to the optimum (shortening both its post-infection lysis time and its lysis interval) without changes in gene E, the only gene implicated in the widely accepted 1-component model for lysis in ΦX174-like phages [ 50].

Initially, each of the responses is stiff and linear but evolves to nonlinear behavior close to a strain of 0.025.

Recorded mostly live with few overdubs over a two-week period last spring, Give Me All You Got allowed the evolving Rodriguez an opportunity "to close my eyes and give it all I had.

And when these sources have in the past conflicted with the cosmological thinking of the time, it is often the science that has evolved to an understanding closer to that of the religious.

"They wanted to pay creditors but didn't have the ability to do so". Silberman's story is a sharp reminder for all entrepreneurs hoping to navigate an ever-shifting economic landscape: Be willing to evolve or get ready to close up shop.