His defects have somehow evolved into virtues.
The cylons in the new version still appear as hulking metallic "centurions" similar to the ones in the 80s (except now they're equipped with machine-gun hands), but the cyclons to take note of are the models who have somehow evolved to look exactly like humans.
For example, their common ancestor could have somehow evolved a reduced PAUA relative to PUUA, and this character has been inherited among all its descendents.
This pattern implies that functional constraints have somehow evolved over time, which might be responsible for the rapid evolution and sequence divergence of these ALDH genes.
This term is problematic because it smacks of anticipation as though evolution had somehow planned those early feathers as the first step in the evolution of bird flight and that, once they evolved, their transformation into flight feathers was inevitable.
Federer has managed that and more, somehow evolving from the insecurities of his early years on the main tour - he did not win his first title until the third year as a professional - to bask in the certainty of his talents, winning three grand slam titles and becoming the world No1.
Her practice evolved from there, and now, her models lacquered with a layer of acrylic paint look like portraiture subjects who've somehow escaped their frames.
Keith had somehow gotten cool.
The story has also led to what I think is a useful conversation about institutional cultures that somehow evolve to permit, or at least ignore, such abuses.
This is where my childhood assessment of life on Whitland turned out to be especially astute: a street with a sidewalk and houses that sit close together mean that people are always walking by, and with them come babies and news of the weather, dinner invitations and other dogs to bark at, a world that could not possibly be created and yet somehow, miraculously, has evolved.
