Sentence examples for is evolving on from inspiring English sources

The problem has been, they said, that this type of anthrax outbreak is unprecedented, meaning that the medical knowledge about it is evolving on a daily basis.

Beyond that, the Vice President was expressing that he too is evolving on the issue, after meeting so many committed couples and families in this country.

Obama is "evolving" on the issue of gay marriage, which, as any girl will tell you, is the first sign of a commitment-phobe.

Yet the languid, rural way of life is evolving on this patch of wild, which is actually an artificial island because of a canal built on one side.

The upcoming Minecon convention should reveal more about how Minecraft is evolving on this front, as well as more about what kind of environments and communication children are using it for.

The book, "Language and the Internet," is an analysis of how discourse is evolving on the Internet in its sometimes rambunctious forms of e-mail, Web pages, chat rooms and virtual reality games.

The model enzyme used for this experiment was a member of the alkaline phosphatase superfamily, the promiscuous arylsulfatase from Pseudomonas aeruginosa (PAS), that has previously been evolved on-chip to improve its promiscuous phosphonate hydrolase activity.

It is shown that the maximum current in the transient is suppressed when hydrogen is evolved on hemispheroidal growth forms characterized by eccentricity values less than one, whereas it is accentuated for eccentricity values greater than one.

The achieved nuclear regions by thresholding can be used to produce the initial level set, which then is evolved on the enhanced probability map with a small local patch size (such as 3×3) for giving the precise nuclear boundary.

The deal would underscore the ways that distribution models are evolving on the Internet.

The good news is that we are far from starting from scratch; the alternatives have been evolving on the margins.