The increasing importance of developments in the mechanical industry requires a constant evolution of skills, particularly in the area of functionalization and protection of metallic alloy surfaces.
Meanwhile, there is "a constant evolution in the sophistication" of clients' palates, said Erin McAndrew, a Christie's vice president.
"There was the romantic appeal looking back to his mother and the belle époque, but there was also a constant evolution in shape, changing proportions and the ideas connected to the World War were revolutionary".
Since their appearance, mobile communication systems have been experiencing a constant evolution in order to support innovative services, provide increased data rates, and offer enhanced capabilities.
There is a constant evolution in the classification of neoplasia, and the identification of specific molecular abnormalities has the potential to enhance diagnostic accuracy and, ultimately, provide a rational approach to the development of novel treatment strategies (Bisogno et al, 2012).
This strategy is possible only with highly skilled and highly motivated workers and requires managers who promote a constant evolution of improvement in products and processes.
The application of these technologies to telemonitoring is known as m-Health (mobile health) or pervasive-Health [11, 12], in a process in constant evolution that leads to the concept of u-Health or ubiquitous-Health [13].
This is a city without a historic core, a city in constant evolution -- a Deep South version, you might say, of Los Angeles.
"You can't expect each of his records to be a revolution anymore, but his is a work in constant evolution, and all the more precious for that".
