Sentence examples for labelled the evolution of from inspiring English sources

ON THE wall behind the desk of Andrea Jung, the boss of Avon, a beauty company, hangs a plaque labelled "The Evolution of Leadership".

Piled on Mr. Pietsch's desk recently was that two foot-heap of typescript, as well as stacks of computer disks whose labels indicated the evolution of the novel's title -- from "SJF" (for "Sir John Feelgood") to "Glitterer" to the current and somewhat mysterious "Pale King".

Fundamentally, immunoassay evolution corresponds to the evolution of immunoassay labelling technology.

A related but distinct question is the evolution of the labeling itself [ 12].

Morris felt it his scientific duty to correct their overenthusiastic, unscientific use of these diagnostic labels: There are three stages in the evolution of any scientific advance.

Before Monday's launch of the MusicTank report Remake, Remodel: The Evolution of the Record Label, Wadsworth told the Guardian that record labels had transformed themselves in the past decade.

Notice the evolution of the magnetic configuration from a multidomain structure (labeled A) to a single-domain state (labeled C).

Peverelist, also the man behind off-kilter Bristolian label Punch Drunk, is considered a tastemaker in the evolution of the UK's dubstep sound.

Since meeting Brian and becoming acquainted with his label Whatever 21, I've bore witness to the evolution of one of the most compelling stories in DIY fashion.

In long but readable exhibition labels and, most informatively, in his book-length catalog essay, Mr. Weisberg traces the evolution of Dagnan-Bouveret's art and life and conveys a clear picture of the art world in which the artist moved.

Matching or labeling communication, he said in the study, "has been hypothesized to have been an important step in the evolution of human language".