Sentence examples for later the evolution from inspiring English sources
Just as the advent of the commercial recording industry (and, later, the evolution of analog recording formats, from wax cylinders to 78-r.p.m. disks and long-playing vinyl records) changed the way musicians write and produce songs, so, too, has streaming.
Remember the early millennial heyday of GeoCities homepages, and later the evolution to self-publishing/blogging, user-generated content?
However, these older X-ray binaries only reveal information about what happens later in the evolution of these systems.
A derived character state is inferred to be a modified version of the primitive condition of that character, and to have arisen later in the evolution of the clade.
In the later case, the evolution operator can be effectively approximated in a step-by-step manner: first divide the time integration interval in sufficiently short subintervals, and then successively solve a Schrödinger equation with a different time-independent Hamiltonian operator in each of these subintervals.
Later in the evolution of the Karoo Basin, flexural tectonics was supplemented by dynamic subsidence, which created additional accommodation across the entire foreland system.
That, in turn, would help scientists understand whether imbalances in the proportions of molecule handedness arise while the molecules are forming in space or later, during the evolution of life.
Instead, several duplications of the KLK1 gene occurred later in the evolution yielding 13 KLK1 homologues in the mouse genome and 9 KLK1 homologues in the rat genome (Figure 4).
However, some of these core T3E genes might have been acquired later in the evolution and then have been stably inherited along with the core genome.
The other hallmarks leading to further transition to cancer may be acquired later in the evolution of the tumor.
The structure of the E z -SET domain and its biochE z -SETctivity (see domainsion) and consitsent with the idea that the gene has appeared later in the evolution.
