Sentence examples for has fully evolved from inspiring English sources

That's because there are competing networking standards, none of which has fully evolved; a lack of applications; and a questionable revenue stream.

A comparison of Figs.  9 and 10 shows that while proteins with the Apaf-1 domain architecture are already seen in Nematostella vectensis and Trichoplax adhaerens, the set of potent ligands of cytochrome c described in this work has fully evolved at the level of Сhordates, probably after their branching from Echinoderms and Hemichordates.

By noon, the system had fully evolved into an extratropical cyclone.

One thing is for sure: The evaluation and appreciation of art seems to have fully evolved -- perhaps devolved -- into pure commerce.

A second class member whose expression is vegetative-associated appeared in gymnosperms and all three modern classes had fully evolved by the appearance of the first known basal angiosperm.

By the appearance of the first known basal angiosperm, all three modern gene classes had fully evolved and the size of each gene class expanded further during subsequent evolution.

The classic argument - what use is an eye that doesn't yet work properly because it hasn't fully evolved?

Another Houston-based character that hasn't fully evolved yet.

Hershenson and Nozad also work harder than some to befriend smart college students who may not have a fully evolved idea just yet but who, in their view, have founder potential.

The fact that women still prioritize brute strength just shows that their minds haven't fully evolved"; "Women are not drawn to indicators of evolutionary fitness.

The fact that certain groups within the species have not fully evolved is in no way contradictory.