Sentence examples for its subsequent evolution from inspiring English sources

It seems likely that the stereochemical theory might have shaped the "formation of primary aa-tRNA specificity", the coevolution theory and the adaptive theory might have governed "its subsequent evolution", and the frozen accident theory might had have some associate role in both the two stages.

And to a large extent it owes its subsequent evolution to the work of musicians trained and employed by the church, the great patron not just of musicians but of artists, scribes and scholars.

"Originally designed as a farming tool, its subsequent evolution into a sophisticated fighting implement makes it uniquely suited for both daily carry and self-defense.

The recipe is familiar to anyone who has studied biology because it underpins the very chemistry of the origin of life and its subsequent evolution.

A variety of material characterization techniques are used to show that the sputtering yield is not a fundamental property, but that it is quantitatively related to the initial surface architecture and to its subsequent evolution.

He explains the origins of the character, and its subsequent evolution.

A theoretical illustration of the evolution of the precursor cell to MM cell as well as its subsequent further evolution is shown in Figure 1.

In the same way, we expect that afterslip transfers stress back to the asperity, thus changing its state and subsequent evolution.

The unforced dynamics that result from an insertion orbit and a launch-vehicle separation determine its subsequent state evolution.

Further experiments showed that the occurrence of cylinder or helix domain and its subsequent isothermal evolution strongly depend on the domain volume, tube wall-thickness and loading history.

Its contribution to the subsequent evolution of endosaccular thrombosis is unclear and needs further systematic study.