In particular, GII.4 has emerged continuously every 2-3 years in an evolved form [ 21].
During the 8th and 9th centuries, a process of assimilation took place between Gallican and Gregorian chants; and it is the chant in this evolved form that has come down to the present.
In its essence it accepted God and contended that man knows Him chiefly through Christ, or what Mr. Niebuhr called "the Christ event". The doctrine, in its evolved form, suggested that man's condition was inherently sinful, and that his original, and largely ineradicable, sin is his pride, or egotism.
Here the meat in the buns is slab bacon, with the customary American adornments (lettuce, tomato) and a slather of what is immediately identifiable, even in highly evolved form, as special sauce, evoking not so much a Big Mac as your best childhood memory of it.
Weber claimed that this ethic could be found in its most highly evolved form in the United States, where it was embodied by aphorisms like Ben Franklin's "Industry gives comfort and plenty and respect".
Since Bonnaroo's audience prizes virtuosity and nuance, why not offer them in the highly evolved form of jazz?
When we look at the achievements of successful people, we often experience them in their fully evolved form.
In its most evolved form, for instance, rich robber barons would shore up their leadership status through acts of philanthropy.
Within the developing field of religious studies, the privileged position of liberal 19th-century Protestantism as "real" religion in its most evolved form also led to unfair anti-Catholic prejudice within the academy.
Whereas AP in its fully evolved form has functionally distinct D101/R166/D153 and D153/Mg2+/K328 units (i.e., these functional units do not provide an additional advantage to one another), mutations that disrupt the surrounding AP scaffold could alter these energetics and possibly render these units energetically interdependent (Narlikar and Herschlag, 1998; Kraut et al., 2003).
