"The overall idea is that these objects began to evolve, building up from small to big, and this is borne out by these observations".
And as the characters evolve and grow up from chapter to chapter, each one had to somehow reconnect with the earlier chapters through the rhythm of the prose.
Natural selection drives evolving populations up the fitness landscape, the projection from nucleotide sequence space to organismal reproductive success.
And as I observed in a column last September, it was in football that man up evolved from a phrase for playing man-to-man defense to a more general macho incitement.
In Spain, the regulation linked to the definition of NZEB has been mostly focused on new buildings and has been evolving from the initial set up of the minimum requirements for the building energy demand, in 2006, to the definition of the methods to evaluate the non-renewable primary energy portion, in 2013.
Our "strap-ups" have evolved from banding to bonding, from labial to lingual, and from metallic to clear.
Who's to say?" Robert Bell, the legislator who is sponsoring the Virginia bill, said it represented increasingly nuanced parental thinking as home-schooling has evolved into a more mainstream activity, up from 850,000 students nationally in 1999 to 1.5 million in 2007, the latest figure available from the Department of Education.
Photosets, assembled by individual users, appear to evolve from the bottom-up, derived from the components of an individual user's context, and are based on selected attributes which a particular user's photos share.
Could the asylum be reconceived entirely as a grassroots project, not controlled from the top down but evolved from the ground up?
From mobile payments to wearable technologies, tech is constantly evolving and opening up new opportunities for hackers.
There are at least 1000 species of simple protist that lack mitochondria, yet all of them evolved by reductive evolution from more complex ancestors, rather than evolving 'up' from more simple prokaryotes.
