Sentence examples for heavy evolution from inspiring English sources

In platform terms, the new car is a heavy evolution of the old, and the differences are seen most clearly in the hybrid version where Toyota has done a great job of improving the packaging of the electric parts of the drivetrain, in particular slipping the battery under the rear seat so that it no longer eats into the boot space.

This heavier evolution of Le Corbusier's style was popular in England throughout the post-war years until replaced by the Brutalist style in the later 1960s.

During this early stage in planetary evolution, heavy atmospheric species such as CO2, N2, etc. are most likely protected from escape to space until the dense primordial hydrogen envelope which populates the non-hydrostatic ther-mosphere is lost.

The theoretically simulated solvent chamber evolution and heavy oil production are in good agreement with the observed solvent chamber evolution and the measured heavy oil production in the entire VAPEX test.

In our age of less-is-more, we are now seeing, perhaps, an evolution from heavy to light punctuation.

Heavy arrows indicate the evolution of lithospheric strength on Mars, as inferred from water loss during the Noachian.

For typical pollutant as the heavy metal Hg, the evolution of contaminant cloud is illustrated by critical length and duration in an application with concentration beyond some given environmental standard level.

The present research suggests that models of evolution incorporating heavy tails and volatile stochastic processes may be a useful addition to the toolset of biologists interested in traits exhibiting heterogenous patterns of diversification driven by adaptive evolution.

In North Carolina (USA), PM2.5 peaked in the early morning and midevening, and authors suggest that this pattern might be due to both exhaust of heavy traffic and diurnal evolution of planetary boundary layer (Aneja et al. 2006).

The acidity of solutions influences the stripping process to great extent due to hydrogen evolution, hydrolysis of heavy metal and hydroxylation of the working electrode.

In this paper, a new parabolic solvent chamber model in the concave or convex case is formulated to predict the solvent chamber evolution and the heavy oil production in the VAPEX heavy oil recovery process.