Sentence examples for examples of the evolution from inspiring English sources

If the evolution of horses were not enough, we now have excellent examples of the evolution of rhinos, tapirs, and brontotheres to add to the total evidence.

To illustrate the new evolution equation, several examples of the evolution of rods in the presence of external forces and tip growth are presented.

Examples of the evolution of a gas solid interface during solid film growth by chemical vapor deposition are used to illustrate application of the solution method.

I used two examples of the evolution of evidence on the carcinogenicity of dioxins and of water DBPs.

These and our work are concrete examples of the evolution of discreet ecotypes within a bacterial species and address the "bacterial species concept" (Rossello-Mora and Amann 2001).

Similar examples of the evolution of functional orthologous genes from ancient paralogs have been reported for AGAMOUS and PLENA[ 45] as well as SRnases in diploid strawberry [ 46].

Another example of the evolution of business blogs is a site named When Tara Met Blog.

Whatever the result of the case against Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the chief of the International Monetary Fund, his arrest is an exhilarating example of the evolution of justice.

But this may be less a story of someone with a niche following going mainstream than an example of the evolution of the do-it-yourself business in general.

Quoting "to boldly go" as an example of the evolution in language leaves me pondering if the egregious "between you and I" is the next to be accepted as natural and correct.

In an article for the Evening Standard in 2014, Berger described Gravity, a Time Warner film "about a Nasa space mission, made by a Mexican director, starring two of the world's biggest American stars" as a "great example of the evolution of British film" because it was "shot, produced, mixed and edited in Britain".