Sentence examples for extraordinary evolution from inspiring English sources

Plastics were at the beginning of what now looks like an extraordinary evolution as a material, and it's still going, moving ever higher in art and design, to say nothing of medicine.

Even so, cybersecurity isn't likely to overtake the extraordinary evolution of malware, says Rich Mogull, a security consultant and blogger.

Consumer graphics processing units (GPUs) have experienced an extraordinary evolution in both computing performance and programmability, leading to a greater use of the GPU for non-rendering applications, such as image processing and computer vision tasks.

We've been through an extraordinary evolution over the past decade.

S/he is a refuge because s/he experienced an extraordinary evolution.

Four years later, John McCain and Barack Obama both espoused pretty much the same anti-gay marriage, pro-civil union view, before Obama famously "evolved" on the issue -- which was, in itself, a fairly extraordinary evolution of the word "evolve". .

10%TiO2/ZSM-5 and 20%TiO2/SBA-15 proved the most active photocatalysts, exhibiting extraordinary hydrogen evolution rates of 10,000 and 8800 μmol gTiO2−1 h−1 under full arc, associated with high external quantum efficiencies of 12.6% and 5.4% respectively under 365 nm irradiation.

The two lineages, seahorses and flatfishes, on which positive selection was most pronounced, have also experienced extraordinary morphological evolution [ 61, 62].

Here we describe the extraordinary recent evolution of autosomal PRAME-like gene clusters on human and chimpanzee chromosomes 1, and mouse chromosome 4.

The g-C3N4 exhibits an extraordinary hydrogen-evolution rate (ca. 20 000 μmol h−1 g−1 under full arc), which leads to a high turnover number (TON) of over 641 after 6 h.

Her work opens a window on the extraordinary growth and evolution of the Latino population in the United States as it moves into the political and economic mainstream after decades in the shadows.