Sentence examples for exceptional evolution from inspiring English sources

"I think there was an exceptional evolution in Pina's work, from the really theatrical, dark, devastating experiences of some of the early work toward the pure-dance softness and reverie of this work," said Joseph V. Melillo, the executive producer of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, where Tanztheater Wuppertal has performed regularly since 1984.

In contrast, at high thermal energy, an exceptional evolution process was observed, where the size and density of Pd NPs were sufficiently decreased and nanoholes were witnessed on the surface of Si.

Our yeast RNase P complementation model, however, should allow to compare RNA-based and PRORP function in vivo in more detail to possibly find out what limited the spread of PRORP as nuclear RNase P and thereby shed light on the exceptional evolution of this highly diverse enzyme family.

Bull, J.J. et al. Exceptional convergent evolution in a virus.

The HERV-K HML-2) group, in sHERV-K HML-2 is exceptional regarding evolution, coding capacity and potential clinical involvement.

And a relationship that started in Austin nearly 20 years ago lasted through an exceptional period of evolution and growth in our industry".

For example: 1) They recovered a supported association between Strepsiptera and the Crustacean Armillifer armillatus (Pentastomida), two problematic yet clearly not related organisms sharing exceptional rates of evolution.

The Devonian was an exceptional time for the evolution of plants, and the Rhynie Chert provides fossil records of several genera from extinct groups of primitive plants.

The British composer George Benjamin said Boulez was "an absolutely exceptional figure in the evolution of western music and his loss will be felt by musicians and music lovers across the planet".

Harsh conditions common to all desert dune environments present similar challenges to species that live there, but differences in their age, climate and geographic extent offer exceptional opportunities for understanding evolution and ecosystem structure and function.

Another is the way that a handful of exceptional women shaped the evolution of Los Angeles not as architects but as strong-willed clients (Ellen Browning Scripps and Alice Lee for Gill Alinee Barnsdall for Wright) and leading critics (not just McCoy but Pauline Schindler and Jean Murray Bangs).