Sentence examples for operation has evolved from inspiring English sources

Our approach to the extracardiac conduit Fontan operation has evolved over time from full-pump, to partial-pump, to completely off-pump.

The role of the Society of Jesus in the school's operation has evolved from that of founders and financiers to faculty and advisers.

By 1998 the KLA's operations had evolved into a significant armed insurrection.

But Mr. Gates has little to do with the day-to-day operation of the company, whose mission has evolved.

Since the recognition of femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) as a common cause of hip pain, arthroscopy has evolved from an operation infrequently performed in the embryonic stages of development to an indispensable tool for treatment of FAI and many other intra- and extra-articular -disorders.

After four months, the van pool has evolved into a reliable operation, with few rules.

Still, what began over the weekend as an operation by Colombian forces in Ecuadorean territory has evolved into a wider regional matter.

Al Qaeda has evolved into a sort of franchise operation, not unlike McDonald's.

Operations is a core part of any large organisation and as technology, knowledge and work culture has evolved so to have the roles which comprise operations.

Recently, I met up with Executive Producer, Amy Rosenblum, and VP of Operations, Fabienne Anstey, to discuss the chat and how it has evolved since it was first launched.

Reading has evolved into "England's largest baby-sitting operation," said John Nash, a consultant who lined up corporate sponsors for the event.