Sentence examples for phases in the evolution from inspiring English sources

From then onward, successive phases in the evolution of Sumerian art can satisfactorily be studied.

Probably all variable stars represent more or less ephemeral phases in the evolution of a star.

Vanska has been rooting out unpublished pieces, earlier versions of well-known scores as well as scarcely performed occasional pieces, and this final volume is made up almost entirely of just such extras and additions, including the three vital phases in the evolution of one of Sibelius's most perfectly achieved works.

Two key phases in the evolution of South Chinese tracheophyte leaves can be recognized.

This study contributes to the general knowledge concerning the last phases in the evolution of the Eurasian hunter-gatherers.

At the same time, the main phases in the evolution of vegetation appear to be similar throughout the latitudinal belt.

Seen in this light, the alignment is only the newest phase in the evolution of the most potent political force of the last two centuries: the Anglophone empire.

Stuart I. Oran, the president and chief executive of Avolar, said that the plan to use Airbus Corporate Jetliners for shuttle service was a new phase in the evolution of the company.

But Johnson and Cruz are at the forefront of a new phase in the evolution of Title IX; each recently filed a federal lawsuit accusing the local school district of discriminating against the girls' high school softball team.

Some changes set in motion by this new crop of directors also represent a new phase in the evolution of museums themselves.

While they will represent an obvious next phase in the evolution of that titan of rural production, the tractor, first commercially introduced to Australia by AH McDonald in 1908, people-less vehicles will not represent the cutting edge of agricultural technology and production.