Sentence examples for meaningful evolution from inspiring English sources

To us as developers … we have to look at ourselves, every version we do of something, we have to say to ourselves, okay, if we make another one – and the big word there is 'if' – we'd better make sure it has an impact, that it changes and feels like a meaningful evolution of the brand.

It's a meaningful evolution that puts control back in the hands of the company, so that they can control who owns their stock over time".

Phiar is counting on AR being the next meaningful evolution in driving navigation tech and a software solution that keeps a driver's eyes on the road in front of them.

- Far Cry 4 is yet to be released, but already fans are wary of the game also becoming a part of Ubisoft's new "annual" release schedule, accusing it of looking like extended DLC rather than a meaningful evolution of the series.

We are aiming not at a system that will replace the current one, but a thoughtful and meaningful evolution".

We are therefore confident that our analysis was the most appropriate to employ in this instance and that what we captured in our results was the meaningful evolution of landmark and environmental knowledge.

"We don't have the right conditions for any meaningful biological evolution of the species," he told an interviewer in 2000.

This is true not only because he failed to improve the lot of Egypt's poorest very much, because he throttled meaningful political evolution, or because he let his police humiliate victims with impunity.

Genetic correlations may also arise through linkage disequilibrium, but such correlations may be less meaningful for evolution of fitness traits (Roff 1997 and citations within).

In fact, if a meaningful phylogeny can be inferred from data derived from them, it goes some way in showing that cultural evolution often proceeds in a manner analogous to biological evolution.

The language carry-over makes possible the establishment of meaningful typologies, the evolution of international styles and conventions, and the development of criteria and traditions of taste by which typographers improve their work.