Sentence examples for exchange has evolved from inspiring English sources

NASDAQ, New York's other big stock exchange, has evolved from a secondary market dealing mainly in technology and start-up companies to a global force.

As a consequence, the historic goal of mechanical ventilation, normalizing the gas exchange, has evolved toward preventing lung injury by reducing alveolar pressure and lung volume, at the cost of reduced gas exchange.

But from barter, banknote to bitcoin, the means of exchange have evolved significantly.

Now the exchanges have evolved into tax dodges exploited by investors, he said.

While leader member exchange (LMX) has evolved, a richer understanding continues to evade scholars due to the sustained focus on the leader member dyad.

It's a very interesting space because from an informal sort of knowledge exchange platform, the network has evolved into a mechanism for the coordination around youth-related issues within the UN.

The exchange-traded product (ETP) marketplace has evolved since the 1990s.

In 1970, he started to study with Indian vocal master Prandit Pran Nath and his musical activity since then has evolved a fluid exchange between improvisation and composition, between aspects of jazz, Indian music and classical structure.

What was once a volume game - focused around link exchanges and later three-way linking - has evolved into generating one-way high-quality industry-related links that look and feel natural to Google.

The preferred method of entering people's gardens now involves middlemen, and has evolved to include plastic containers, scanners and the exchange of money.

The RGA08 gene family has evolved by mechanisms of unequal recombination, intragenic sequence exchange and diversifying selection.