Sentence examples for most notable evolution from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most notable evolution occurred in Portugal, after the Women on Waves boat was prevented from entering international waters.
Perhaps the most notable evolution occurred in Portugal, after the Women on Waves boat was prevented from entering international waters.
"2016 was most notable for the evolution of nation state attacks," said Richard Stiennon, author of There Will Be Cyberwar.
Slightly bigger screens — and the rise of a phablet category — is the most notable form factor evolution of recent years (along with the death of physical Qwertys).
Perhaps most notable in the evolution of the health and human rights paradigm is the recognition that many human rights violations (HRVs) have adverse consequences for health.
Until recently, Israel's most notable contribution to its evolution has been to cram novel accompaniments, from shredded beets to French fries, into falafel sandwiches.
Perhaps the most notable example of this evolution is that Sam Johnson, the Bobbseys' black gardener for generations in the original books, is now the foreman of the lumberyard owned by Richard Bobbsey.
Most notable is the recurrent evolution of melanism due to independent mutations in MC1R gene in vertebrate species [ 2],[ 3].
Here Zalewski looks at the origins of del Toro's most notable creatures, and follows the evolution of their design from notebook sketches to their onscreen depiction.
By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Amanda Petrusich By John Cassidy Monsters in the Making Daniel Zalewski talks about the director Guillermo del Toro's sketchbooks and follows the evolution of his most notable creatures from notebook sketches to onscreen depictions.
Perhaps, the most notable and enigmatic aspect of mitochondrial evolution is the apparent replacement of the four genes for bacterial RNAP subunits that are present in the mitochondrial genomes of jakobids and by inference were contained in the mitochondrial genome of the LECA as well by a single subunit, phage-type RNAP in the rest of the eukaryotes [ 32, 70].
