Sentence examples for from an evolution from inspiring English sources

"That makes sense from an evolution standpoint".

The trouble is that the tradition is under threat, not so much from giants such as Jonah Lomu as from an evolution of the rules that has made the sport as fast and furious as its cousin, rugby league.

The triple gate structure is modeled from an evolution of a previous model designed for double gate junctionless nanowire transistors (2G JNT).

From an evolution education viewpoint, the encouraging feature of our findings is that evolution rejection is associated with low previous exposure to biology (enrollment in level 1 biology does not require school or college biology as a prerequisite) and with students who do not intend further study in aspects of biology where evolution is a core theme.

The idea of balanced scorecard comes from an evolution of thinking about business objectives at the corporate or business unit level.

That's why handshakes are so important: it's how we gauge a view about a situation or person within a few seconds, because from an evolution point of view, we needed to size things up quickly.

From an evolution-inspired perspective, we have gradually drifted into the habit of focusing primarily on genomic data from sources such as genome-wide association studies (GWAS).

While the substrate misorientation angle increases from 0° to 15.8°, an evolution from QDs to QW was clearly observed in both morphologic and optical investigations.

Illustration of the Nights followed an evolution from the courtly pastoral to ethnographic realism and from there to stylised fantasy.

"It's definitely an evolution from garage.

The prediction was a shock, an evolution from open democracy to closed oligarchy.