Sentence examples for later evolutions from inspiring English sources

There are analogies in the telecom sector, where operators relying on later evolutions of the telecom standards (such as 4G or LTE) found themselves implementing technologies that were no longer controlled exclusively by traditional incumbent partners, and they needed to solve technology access challenges to implement the functionality mandated by the standards.

The next step might be to try out algorithmic visualizations that are not fractals, as later evolution is hard to see as the fractals get smaller.

On the contrary, it could play as combined barriers conduits during its later evolution (progressively at shallower levels) being characterised by intersecting fault planes, which define pipe-like conduits parallel to the direction of the tectonic transport.

In form, the novel echoes classic slave narratives of imprisonment and escape, and their later evolution in memoirs like Claude Brown's "Manchild in the Promised Land" and "The Autobiography of Malcolm X".

Although "30 Century Man" covers Mr. Walker's teen-idol years, it is far more interested in his later evolution into a guru of experimental pop, admired by the likes of David Bowie (the movie's executive producer), Brian Eno, Radiohead, Sting and Jarvis Cocker of the British band Pulp.

By early 2013, the official number of deaths from Hurricane Sandy, and its later evolution into Superstorm Sandy, was 147, with 72 reported in the Caribbean region, 72 in the continental United States, 2 deaths at sea in the Atlantic, and 1 death in Canada.

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Biot's birth, this paper reviews his contributions to earthquake engineering, and then briefly outlines the milestones in the later evolution of the RSM, and the eventual introduction and acceptance of the method by the engineering disciplines in the early 1970s.

Apart from the steepness of the valley gradient of the main valley, the former confluence from the source glacier with the main glacier during times of a more extensive glaciation is regarded as one of the dominating factors controlling the later evolution of glacier tongues in general ("inherited confluence model").

The cosmic microwave background (CMB) provides unparalleled views into the early universe and its later evolution.

Even though those islands only consist of a small fraction of the typical {105} facets, their overall squared base shape is a precursor of the later evolution into pyramids.

[2]Wright mostly ignores the later evolution of the Church.