Pottery gui appeared in their fully evolved shape in the early Shang dynasty and were widely used by the middle of the Western Zhou dynasty.
In contrast, The Clearing is a piece of slowly evolving shapes and images, set to a commissioned score by Richard Skelton.
The circumstances were different, of course, but out of that Latin American crisis a new role for governments in international financial crises began to evolve, shaped along the way by the savings and loan debacle in the United States in the late 1980's and the Mexican peso devaluation and debt crisis of 1994 and 1995.
The case of Japan is presented as an example of one way in which an evolving set of institutions shaped periurbanization through the period of modernization and of rapid urban industrial growth.
Such experiments do not only allow testing specific hypotheses, they are also needed to document and evaluate the impact of eco-evolutionary processes within an evolving metacommunity framework in shaping responses to climate change in the real world.
Females have an evolved interest in the size of a man's penis, which has been sexually selected for its size and shape.
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is just one of many sites and communities Freeman visits in the National Geographic show, which explores the ways in which religion has evolved and shaped civilization over the centuries. .
The answer emerging from experiments on animals and people is that the brain has evolved to shape itself, starting in infancy, according to what it encounters in the external world.
Monolayer was found to spread in a teardrop shape initially, which evolved into a wedge shape whose close-to-straight edges were detectable visually due to the wave-damping effect of the monolayer.
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We do want to note that in addition to quantifying the assembly dynamics and the numbers of proteins, our work reveals how the different endocytic proteins are located in relation to each other and in relation to the evolving membrane shape at nano-scale resolution.
