Sentence examples for exhibit the progress from inspiring English sources

What Sir Edward pores over is romantic verse especially that of Robert Burns, of whom he remarks, "His soul was the altar in which lovely woman sat enshrined"—plus those novels which "exhibit the progress of strong passion from the first germ of incipient susceptibility to the utmost energies of reason half-dethroned".

Cross-border exercises have also been great places to exhibit the progress of the project, as the exercise organizers invited not only the current alliance partners but also members of a wider community including media, academics, investors, and DM managers in other regions and countries.

The pelycosaurs exhibit the first substantial progress of crawling to running.

We find that the A4V and I112T substitutions, which are found in patients with rapidly progressing FALS, exhibit the highest propensities to form soluble oligomers.

Cohen does not argue from some antecedent philosophical theory of human nature that history is somehow compelled to exhibit this progress (Cohen 1902, 37).

Women Architects Mark First 100 Years : Exhibit celebrates the progress of the fastest-growing segment of AIA.

These three countries also have the most births and have exhibited the slowest rates of progress in reducing deaths.

Probably not in a museum where the other exhibits chronicle the progress of science and technology.

It exhibits the relative importance of difference in contribution to total progress across users.

The health developments of A Province exhibited rapid progress in the past 60 years since China was founded [ 15], and data such as death rates due to diseases have been well preserved.

After approximately one hour post-completion of the lipid emulsion, the lion exhibited a slight progress of the pupillary light reflex in both eyes and the nystagmus stopped.