Continued changes in the descendant languages result in the development of dialects which again over time develop into distinct languages.
Third, through pharmacological reactions to use or withdrawal, substance use can cause psychiatric symptoms that, when clustered and sustained over time, develop into induced psychiatric syndromes (American Psychiatric Association, 2013; Shivani et al., 2002).
On traditional mediums such as TV and radio, advertising has over time developed into a form of entertainment itself - just ask the millions who tune in to the Superbowl without any interest in football.
The camp will be a testing ground for curricula that will, over time, develop into a complete academic experience and serve as a model for real-world schools worldwide, says Khan.
What had once been a baronial hall from the middle ages had, over time, developed into a massive Chateaux.
The surviving remote communities attempted to rebuild society, which over time developed into a totalitarian Council, and a religious order, the Herder Faction.
Finally, RmbC was detected at discrete sites on the cell surface which, over time, developed into a layer that encapsulated clusters of cells alongside the VPS and Bap1 (Berk et al. 2012) (Fig. 3B and C).
Like every language spoken over a considerable geographic area, Proto-Germanic presumably consisted of a number of geographic varieties or dialects that over time developed in different ways into the different early and modern Germanic languages.
"Our aim will be to play attractive rugby and over time develop the Blues into a very competitive side in all competitions and ultimately win trophies and produce quality players to represent Wales".
Over time, kyōgen developed into an independent dramatic form, and ai-kyōgen came to refer specifically to Noh interludes.
They become increasingly dependent on adults for structure and "motivation". And, over time, they develop into fragile micro-managed hoop-jumpers.
