Sentence examples for making the evolution from inspiring English sources
Permissive and restrictive epistatic mutations across the TF-RE interface opened and closed potential evolutionary paths accessible by the other, making the evolution of each molecule contingent on its partner's history and allowing a molecular complex with novel specificity to evolve.
The combination of energy and the lightness and elegance of the nerello mascalese grape makes the evolution of Etna red wines in the last 15 years or so one of wine's most welcome trends.
Unilever also worked with its advertising agency, Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide, owned by the WPP Group, to make the "Evolution" video showing a model's face being eerily transformed into perfection for a commercial.
After the evolution feature typology has been constructed, evolution model will be created to make the evolution more specific.
This makes the evolution of the path loss in the indoor scenario mainly influenced by the term 0.5d in.
It is stated that the combination of both systems makes the evolution of the overall efficiency with the effectiveness of the regenerator not trivial.
In the combustion method, the temperature is uniformly distributed and transferred to the interior of the sample, which made the evolution of gases and release of enormous amount of heat to form spinel ferrites [28].
In the working situation, the overhead contact wire and sliding strip suffer from the multiple impacts of zigzag sliding friction, joule heating, and offline arcing erosion, which make the evolution of electrical contact rather complex.
This weather-dependent variation of peristome slipperiness leads to an intermittent and unpredictable activation of Nepenthes pitcher traps, which might make the evolution of specific avoidance behaviors more difficult [173].
"Google announced a logo redesign so i made the evolution of the google logo as a person to illustrate," he writes on Instagram.
The centrality of DNA replication to such important life processes makes the evolution of the DNA replication machinery all the more significant for understanding the evolution of life.
