Sentence examples for heavily evolved from inspiring English sources

Modernizing heavily evolved and badly documented information systems is a central software engineering problem in our current IT industry.

It was the mirror image of the heavily managed system that evolved out of the Bretton Woods conference in 1944, with its fixed exchange rates and tight controls on capital.

In the past few years, consumer use hasn't evolved too heavily when it comes to what people are actually using AR for, even though technical capabilities have taken some giant leaps.

That's come into play heavily in the evolving relationship between Jess and Nick, which was teased in the first season and then erupted in fantastic and bizarre fits and starts this season.

Lockitron has been in the smart home space since 2011, and has really seen the environment evolve heavily over the past few years as the industry has witnessed more consumers welcomes these classes of products into their homes.

The reasons are manifold; as India's democratic system evolved, candidates depended heavily on thuggish "muscle men," and later "money men," to influence voters and sweep them into office.

It is well known that population diversity in EAs and SI algorithms heavily reduces once algorithms are evolved in a large number of generations.

The claim that cognition heavily relies on the processes evolved to allow organisms to interact effectively with the environment suggests that the mind is not decoupled from embodied experience in the way presupposed by traditional views in cognitive science.

By contrast, bears in the Hudson Bay have dealt with melting sea ice in the summer months for hundreds and hundreds of years, and have evolved to feed heavily during the winter and then live off of their fat reserves.

The designated Demilitarized Zone has evolved into the most heavily guarded border in the world.

Chaudhry had a decent camera so started shooting their skits, which evolved into a few heavily-improvised episodes.