Since then, spider-kind has evolved seven different specialized silk glands.
This kind of immigration has evolved through chains of immigration in successive waves, usually as a decision taken by the whole family from a strategic and rational point of view by analysing the costs and benefits of the migration project (Feixas 2009).
Photograph: Sarah Lee/Guardian Among the professionals of the film industry, a kind of verbal shorthand has evolved, used not only in the trade press but at festivals.
But text art, a discreet kind of art that has evolved from its roots in the early 20th century art movements such as dadaism and surrealism, puts a high value on the audience's ability to recognise and understand a sophisticated and often satirical communication bereft of frills and bourgeois values of landscape painting and portraiture.
Also, member states do not want it to descend into the kind of bloody stalemate that has evolved in Libya.
Speaking about Mr. Wulp, André Bishop, artistic director of Lincoln Center Theater and a summer resident of Vinalhaven, said: "He has evolved a kind of style.
He has evolved into a kind of self-parodying sap, the kind of flagrant, perpetual parader Sammy Davis has always been".
This global jungle has evolved all kinds of exotic predators, the spies, ultra-rich moguls, surveillance marketers, industrial titans, hackers, secret-police trolls, as well as the customary mafia, drug-dealers, child pornographers and terrorists.
Over the years Marianne -- a kind of Uncle Sam figure -- has evolved from a 1794 version in which she is helmeted like a Greek goddess to the flag-waving, rifle-toting revolutionary depicted in Delacroix's "Liberty Leading the People," to busts modeled on Catherine Deneuve and Brigitte Bardot.
By Peter Hessler Among Chinese drivers, reflexive honking has evolved into a kind of language.
There is feminism that has evolved to a kind of luxury".
