Sentence examples for obvious evolution from inspiring English sources

The most obvious evolution of classifieds is the migration to mobile, utilising geolocation.

"Doing the Cary Grant thing is such an obvious evolution, and so cool".

From the obvious evolution of the nanostructure during successive crystallite melting, the sequence of processes occurring during crystallization is elucidated.

His vision of the BBC being an "open platform" for creativity in the online age is an obvious evolution of public service broadcasting and one proposed means of doing it – the suggested "ideas service", bringing the best video of our great cultural institutions together in one accessible TV portal – is an imaginative leap forward.

How easy is it to access properly audited accounts, and what assurances can an organisation provide?' He added that ACC represents 'an obvious evolution' in how charity governance is done.

"Looking at what The Brits stands for - the 'must-see' spectacle - it was clear that moving to a state-of the art venue like the O2 was an obvious evolution," said Brit Awards chairman David Joseph.

It is also possible that there has not yet been sufficient mutational decay of previously deposited L1s in O. palustris to elicit obvious compensatory evolution from homologous Xist sequences or that the new G repeat is the result of compensatory evolution in the presence of deteriorating L1 elements.

No obvious microstructural evolution is exhibited during thermal cycles of TP < TL.

"It's become obvious that evolution is not simply a generation-to-generation change in genes," said Dr. Ian Tattersall of the American Museum of Natural History.

Rather, it is obvious that evolution has not selected for well-being, but instead, for maximizing reproductive success.

It is obvious that evolution provided MHCI molecules with a number of diverse functions, both immune and nonimmune (Fishman et al. 2004).