Sentence examples for have undergone considerable evolution from inspiring English sources

What survives is only his mature work, from fifteen years at DeWitt, in a style that must have undergone considerable evolution.

They have undergone considerable evolution since their formation, including internal heating (in the first few tens of millions of years), surface melting from impacts, space weathering from radiation, and bombardment by micrometeorites.

Cohen said that society's view of who is a "person" has undergone considerable evolution over time, incorporating, for example, ethnic groups that were once excluded.

The meaning of ujigami has undergone considerable evolution over the centuries, mainly because of the historical migrations of clan communities in Japan.

There is something slightly madcap in agreeing to make a hundred year prophecy about a field of study less than fifty years old, particularly a field that has undergone considerable evolution in that time.

The site itself has undergone considerable evolution.

The IWRM concept has undergone considerable evolution and is presented by one of its major advocates, the Global Water Partnership (GWP), as "a process of change".

Because gene models of a species represent its entire genome which includes the xylem transcriptome, the few homologs shared between the poplar xylem transcriptome and gene models of other angiosperms suggest that the xylem transcriptome has undergone considerable evolution in angiosperms.

Additive manufacturing technologies (AMT), including 3D printing, have undergone considerable development during the last decade.

In recent years, the study of low-permeability geological formations has undergone considerable development.

It is very abundant in some lineages such as bacteria or tunicates, that have undergone considerable genome reduction during their evolution [ 34, 37– 40].