Sentence examples for radically evolved from inspiring English sources
Over the seven years that he was connected with that circle of artists, Irwin's style radically evolved from gestural painting to experiments with Minimalism and then with installation and sculpture.
Although total ankle replacement (TAR) designs have radically evolved, the compressive forces at the ankle can cause aseptic loosening, talar subsidence, and implant failure.
While a restaurant's menu is known as the cornerstone of the operation, research aimed at optimizing it has not radically evolved.
It was only with the release of the Nintendo Entertainment System in the 1980s that controllers radically evolved to the gamepad design we are now familiar with.
The linear, mechanistic, reductionist worldview has yielded as science has radically evolved into a vastly more complex view of interdependence and other ways of knowing.
Thus the male of the ancestral lineage that developed the dorsal macropunctures, radically evolved from having a set of few medium sized suction cups to having three large and multiple minute suction cups (1 Fig. 3).
Completely new themes appear from year to year and the music is radically evolving.
Canada's decision in 1993 to withdraw its ground forces from Europe left its commanders without the close interaction with NATO and, especially, American military operations they felt they needed at a time when doctrine, tactics and technology were radically evolving.
Once a social network is used by the community, the opportunity to radically evolve it disappears, because users protest against significant changes.
Parallel computing has been radically evolving in the recent years from the supercomputer multi-processor centralised point of view to the modern distributed approaches such as grid computing.
Conversational user interfaces and B2C messaging have the potential to radically evolve consumer interactions, but if brands rush to hand off their customer interactions to algorithms, they'll be making a costly mistake.
