Sentence examples for evolving use from inspiring English sources

You don't have to be in Cairo to notice the evolving use of "inshallah," or "God willing," in Arabic.

Evolving Use of Molecular Imaging in Research and in Practice.

Using ethnographic studies, the company observes how products are used in homes, and develops products to better suit evolving uses.

Over the years, the mill's products reflected the world's evolving uses of paper: phone books, carbon-copy paper, paper for large inkjet printers.

It highlights evolving uses of the technique to measure other pathologic changes in disease including altered muscle dynamics.

But human society is evolving using only the negative force--the ego.

This evolved use of reduction techniques often with the help of the Hippocratic Scamnum.

Paradoxically, the evolved use of animal metaphors to fashion a relationship with the environment allows humans to conceptualize themselves as non-animals.

We have to very pragmatic moving forward: evolve, use our experience, learn from it.

Simulated data were evolved using the "evolver" program within PAML version 3.13a [ 62, 63].

To show that the earliest religions arise from the same processes as the ritual capabilities which make us distinctively human, is not an argument that everything which subsequently evolved using those capabilities must be religious.