Sentence examples for have consistently evolved from inspiring English sources

The operations of Rio's 15 mines, four ports, 1,700km of rail, 180 locomotives, 11,000 ore cars and 361 other giant vehicles in the Pilbara have consistently evolved with increasing automation.

This has happened because insects, in a triumphant vindication of Darwin's principle of the survival of the fittest, have consistently evolved super-races immune to the particular insecticide used, and hence a deadlier one has always had to be developed — and then a deadlier one than that.

Not only does he routinely pull off feats that I've never before seen, he has consistently evolved his game to fix the relative weak spots he was previously criticized for.

Since the influential work of Monteith [30], founded on the relationship between the rate of NPP and the rate at which solar energy is absorbed by foliage, the application of satellite-based PEMs for NPP monitoring has consistently evolved.

Everyone I know who is an artist and any good at it has consistently evolved over time.

On Europe, I see three pieces needing to come together, and in the Lucy-with-the-football way this has consistently evolved, they too are moving forward.

Since the influential work of Monteith [ 30], founded on the relationship between the rate of NPP and the rate at which solar energy is absorbed by foliage, the application of satellite-based PEMs for NPP monitoring has consistently evolved.

These diagnostic tools are commonly designed around the fast evolving ITS2, which have consistently revealed informative species-level sequence variation and are flanked by conserved gene regions, greatly simplifying PCR primer design and analysis.

Interestingly, RuvAB and RecG functions overlap (Meddows et al. 2004) and our results indicate that RecG has been consistently evolving under strong purifying selection throughout supergroups A and B Wolbachia evolution (Ka/Ks = 0.13; P < 0.001).

Courts, however, have consistently upheld socioeconomic preferences.

"National governments have consistently backed down".