Sentence examples for phases of evolution from inspiring English sources
Africans imported as slaves into Carolina possessed this knowledge, and used their understanding to guide phases of evolution in American rice production.
Just as the Roman and British empires rose and fell, technology companies too face inevitable phases of evolution and devolution.
Depending on their size, content and various phases of evolution, they may have variable signal intensities (Fig. 4a c).
0) is invention, the other four phases of evolution are 1) early stage, 2) growth, 3) maturity and 4) decline.
With the AT variation, two phases of evolution were observed: Au cluster phase below 400 °C and droplet phase above 400 °C.
Using the method of bibliometric analysis on these policy documents, the trajectory and phases of evolution of China's disaster management system were mapped out through the social network analysis method, based on factors of policy priorities and interdepartmental cooperation network.
"I think that it is the next phase of evolution of marriage in our society, yes," she said.
The multiplex, meanwhile, is currently pupating, waiting for its next phase of evolution, as digital projection and 3D arrive.
By making it easier for family members to eat different meals at different times, microwaves threaten to undo the cooking revolution, he says, and to return us "to a presocial phase of evolution".
"The longshore community is worried that the next phase of evolution will render them irrelevant," said Jim Devine, the president of Global Container Terminals on Staten Island, which recently began a $350 million automation project.
There again, he says it is "self-evident" that the south-east needs new runways and a bigger hub for the long- term: "It's not about London surviving or limping into the next phase – it's about that next phase of evolution".. Brown cut short his stint at Heathrow to prepare the Tube for the 2012 Olympics and "to defy the media critics who had their headlines written about transport chaos".
