Sentence examples for have continuously evolved from inspiring English sources
For instance, the accepted bodies of knowledge and teaching methods in medicine have continuously evolved and at times have changed dramatically.
In Ecuador and Bolivia, racial, ethnic and gender identities have continuously evolved in a constant and fluid process of political negotiation.
However, wireless systems have continuously evolved, implying that models should evolve too.
"All through the industry's and company's history, the techniques required to achieve our main goal of providing energy have continuously evolved," he said.
To support the ever growing demands for mobile communications, IEEE 802.11 wireless LANs (WLAN) have continuously evolved to higher speed variants[1, 2].
As a result, while bacteria have continuously evolved new ways to thwart antibiotics, the medicines have not gained new mechanisms to fight back.
Genetic improvement of crops started since the dawn of agriculture and has continuously evolved in parallel with emerging technological innovations.
Joe has continuously evolved and improved," said Derryl DePriest, a collector who was hired by Hasbro as the marketing director for G.I. Joe after he wrote a book about the toy.
Over the last half-century, the field of prosthetic engineering has continuously evolved with much attention being dedicated to restoring the mechanical energy properties of ankle joint musculatures during gait.
In 1893 Henri Moissan smelted chromium ore and carbon in an electric furnace and produced ferrochromium; this has remained the basis of the modern commercial method of producing the alloy even while that method has continuously evolved under the influence of changing markets, technology, and raw materials.
