Sentence examples for has evolved to allow from inspiring English sources

The convention has evolved to allow us to imagine narrative voices as expressions of different characters' thoughts.

For one, state law has evolved to allow incumbents to put in place poison pills preventing a large shareholder they disfavor from accumulating more than 10 to 15 percent of a company's shares.

Although agreement of all member nations is needed to change the governing treaty, or to legislate in some policy areas like taxation, a complex majority voting system has evolved to allow countries to move together even when one or two members might object.

During his time in charge science has evolved to allow the authorities to re-test samples going back eight years and to create biological profiles for athletes.

On one hand, the hardware of humanoid robots has evolved to allow fast and stable locomotion as well as precise sensing.

In Release 6, the specification has evolved to allow a formal independence of the IMS from the access with the introduction of the IP-CAN (IP-Connectivity access Network), as a generic access network.

It is possible to draw parallels between the ways in which bird brains have developed to learn complex songs and the way human brains have evolved to allow language".

Our skeletons have evolved to allow long periods of walking, as the arrangement and properties of our feet, legs, hips and general body layout are ideally suited to regular ambulation.

Newer US platforms and linear-array transducers have evolved to allow high-resolution imaging of the scrotum and its contents.

To date, three processing techniques (self-assembly, phase separation, and electrospinning) have evolved to allow the fabrication of nanofibrous scaffolds.

He concludes that the dinosaurs' egg-laying behavior seems to have evolved to allow even the largest animals to sit in their nests.