Sentence examples for in terms of evolving from inspiring English sources

Since Anjelica Huston took off her wig in The Witches, we've made some progress in terms of evolving the relationship between witches and pop culture.

Carbon is one of the most investigated materials and shows chaotic behavior in terms of evolving structure.

Although advocates of the canonical approach often accuse string theorists of relying too heavily on classical background spacetime, the canonical approach does something which is arguably quite similar, in that one begins with a theory that conceives time-evolution in terms of evolving some data specified on an a priori given spacelike surface, and then quantizing the theory.

We focused on the directional selection driving antagonistic co-adaptation in terms of evolving population mean levels of offspring solicitation and parental provisioning.

Regardless of the role knowledge plays, its use can always be analyzed in terms of evolving actor-scenarios.

Thus, health systems must adapt to the long-term rise in fossil fuel prices with two considerations in mind: 1) the systems' operations and organization, and 2) how households and populations will be affected by energy insecurity in terms of evolving health needs and difficulty accessing services.

If the target of your explanation was a mouse, then you would explain it having its abilities and social behaviours in terms of evolved dispositions inherited from ancestors.

You might experience such feelings if you've been the victim of a scam, morally condemning the perpetrators, and this might seem a good candidate for causal explanation in terms of evolved psychological traits.

The choice was, essentially between a description in terms of continuously evolving waves, or else one of particles undergoing discontinuous quantum jumps.

Particle image velocimetry enabled mapping of the deformation zone in terms of the evolving displacement, strain rate and strain fields from the optical images.

Present day surveillance systems chase moving targets in terms of both evolving pathogens and adapting hosts, in the backdrop of rapidly changing social and economic human environments [ 2].