Sentence examples for evolving together from inspiring English sources

Coupled and evolving together, these two components provide a multiscale eddy simulation (MES).

Seeing sciences and societies as evolving together would seem a better basis for public education than replays of stereotypes, albeit with touches of sympathy.

It's not a surprise that interactions are important, Ms. Lawrence said, but little research has been done on groups of species evolving together.

Vision, dexterity, and intelligence began evolving together at an accelerated rate once hominids started walking upright, using their two free hands to examine and manipulate objects.

Tropical rainforests are distinguished not only by a remarkable richness of biota but also by the complexity of the interrelationships of all the plant and animal inhabitants that have been evolving together throughout many millions of years.

If the stars that gave rise to these black holes had been lifting and evolving together in a binary system, their spins should be aligned, spinning on parallel axes like a pair of gold medal skating dancers at the Olympics, Dr. Reitze explained.

The plan and the building evolved together.

Insects and flowers have evolved together.

Vision and cognition evolved together, he said.

They have evolved together, sharing ideas and influencing each other.

The human and the equine have evolved together, she said.