Sentence examples for have evolved to support from inspiring English sources
They're more like Swiss army knives that have evolved to support a range of different abilities.
Cellular network technologies have evolved to support the ever-increasing wireless data traffic, which results from the rapidly-evolving Internet and widely-adopted cloud applications over wireless networks.
As computers have evolved to support programmed reproduction of multimedia information, the complexity but not the character or interest have changed.
Woodpeckers transport fungal spores, and communication methods analogous to those of plant-pollinator mutualisms (i.e. UV-absorbing patterns) may have evolved to support woodpecker-fungus mutualisms.
Existing incentive schemes, which are widely regarded both parties as perverse, were designed, and in many cases have evolved, to support a distinctly American way of doing medicine.
In this paper we argue that the design of signaling systems should have evolved to support the maintenance of functionality as reflected by a stable ground state.
FreeWalk has evolved to support heterogeneous interaction styles including meetings, cross-cultural encounters, and evacuation drills.
He's obviously a feminist and has "evolved" to support gay marriage.
Stereotyped forebrain circuitry has evolved to support the cognitive processing that underlies this conserved social behavior.
The proteostasis network has evolved to support protein folding under normal conditions and to expand this capacity in response to proteotoxic stresses.
