Sentence examples similar to has notably evolved from inspiring English sources

Although vanadium electrolyte technologies have notably evolved during the last few decades, they should be improved further towards higher vanadium solubility, stability and electrochemical performance for the design of energy-dense, reliable and cost-effective VRFBs.

South Africa has notably strict laws on firing.

Mr Speight has notably softened his stance.

Darwins have notably tall stems.

Vulgar Latin's development had not been uniform throughout the area of the langue d'oïl; and, by the time a recognizable Old French had developed, various dialects had evolved, notably Francien (in the Île-de-France, the region around Paris), Picard, Champenois, and Norman.

I HAVE known jazz originals whose music over the years has dramatically evolved -- notably that of the tenor saxophonist John Coltrane.

Many species -- most notably our own -- have evolved quite extraordinary capacities to cooperate.

Lotoro's definitions have also evolved — most notably a few years ago, when someone sent him some music a German soldier had written in an Allied POW camp.

Deep brain stimulation (DBS) has steadily evolved into an established surgical therapy for numerous neurological disorders, most notably Parkinson's disease (PD).

HOW has Facebook evolved?

Photography has constantly evolved.