Sentence examples similar to evolving under the impulse of from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s the sport was evolving under the auspices of the rider-led International Snowboarding Federation ISFF).

The writing mechanisms have evolved and keep evolving under the influence of natural selection.

The pyramid of Userkaf was apparently the object of restoration work in antiquity under the impulse of Khaemweset (1280 1225 BC), fourth son of Ramses II.

It has to change under the impulse of individuals and nationals, who are after all the only true depositary of their individual freedoms and social rights.

For centuries Azerbaijani music has evolved under the badge of monody, producing rhythmically diverse melodies.

He said: "Our vascular unit has evolved under the strong influence of its consultant staff.

Next comes a determination of the impulse of the will.

The depiction of how society would have evolved under the Nazis is simultaneously obvious and somehow surprising.

Broad tolerance would evolve under the most rapid fluctuations, while developmental plasticity would evolve under fluctuations at the timescale of a generation.

Since each gene in the dataset could evolve under a different model of evolution, the concatenated data sets were not guaranteed to evolve under the same GTR model.

The impulse of delight.