Sentence examples for more advanced groups from inspiring English sources

The more advanced groups do public performances.

More advanced groups lack some veins or branches in the forewing and have the hind-wing venation considerably reduced.

Guild members are required to play two or three different sizes before they can take part in the more advanced groups that play during breakout sessions.

Pulmonates show varying degrees of adjustment to freshwater and land life, with increasing union of the male and female gonoducts characterizing the more advanced groups.

In more advanced groups, such as kangaroos, the lateral vaginae persist and conduct the migration of spermatozoa, but a medial "pseudovagina" functions as the birth canal.

Some of the latter became extinct as the result of competition with more advanced groups, whereas those in South America flourished, some radiating to the extent that they have successfully competed with invaders since the rejoining of the two continents.

The "listening objective" for a more advanced group at Madison was listed as "TLWBAT draw conclusion by listening to the story, clues and what they already knew".

Somehow I found myself in the more advanced group and spent the next couple of days exploring the mountain in very wintry conditions.

Another class that morning involved a more advanced group of students pedalling around a "traffic village", a fenced off network of scaled-down streets, originally designed to teach children, complete with tiny roundabout and a mocked-up level crossing and wooden train.

The ceramoporoids, a group belonging to the order Cystoporata, flourished during the Ordovician and evidently were the progenitors of a more advanced group, the fistuliporoids, which were successful until the end of the Permian (299 million to 251 million years ago).

By the early Cretaceous, roughly 144 million years ago, a more advanced group of birds had appeared.