Sentence examples for examining the evolution from inspiring English sources
AN exhibition examining the evolution of automotive design since the 1930s opened here last week at the Petersen Automotive Museum.
Interestingly, for a series examining the evolution of a genre, the three works were performed in reverse chronological order.
In 1996, he published "Good Natured: The Origins of Right and Wrong in Humans and Other Animals," examining the evolution of morality.
Examining the evolution of one protein, a team of scientists declares the answer is no, saying new mutations make it practically impossible for evolution to reverse direction.
This becomes especially clear when examining the evolution of the 92nd Street Y's "Lyrics and Lyricists" series, which last month began celebrating its 30th season.
On Feb. 4, it will open the Abyssinian Baptist Church Bicentennial Exhibition, examining the evolution of what, at the time of its founding, was the only African-American Bapthet church in the state of New York.
It has also published The PKK: Coming Down from the Mountains, a book by Paul White, which examines the evolution of the party.
With its pinpoint precision, it will examine the evolution of galaxies and black holes and study the distribution of mysterious dark matter, which is believed to permeate the universe but has yet to be observed directly.
In three hourlong installments the filmmakers painstakingly examine the evolution of race discrimination, from Thomas Jefferson's "Notes on the State of Virginia" to restrictions in the postwar suburban development of Levittown on Long Island.
New analysis from John Lewis examines the evolution of the wedding list over the past five years, and the results suggest that we have become a nation of spoilt, demanding Veruca Salts screaming for more.
Beginning today, the New-York Histheical Society and tHumane Society of of New York are joining to examine the evolution of pets from their early appearances in the New World to their integration into the urban family.
