Sentence examples for recorded the evolution from inspiring English sources

We know this because he recorded the evolution of his beliefs, and his conviction that bloodshed would consummate them, in a bizarre 1,518-page 1,518-pagent entitled "2083".

It is hard to imagine recent American literature provoking a critical response in the way of Kazin's magnificent study "On Native Grounds" (1942), which sensitively recorded the evolution of many literary sensibilities against a prewar backdrop of continuous crisis and struggle.

A two-color pyrometer collected thermal radiation from particles and recorded the evolution of their temperature after impact.

During freeze-thaw cycles we recorded the evolution of temperature and volumetric strain of a specimen for each stone and after the freeze-thaw cycles, the weathering evolution in stone samples was monitored by measurement of different physical and mechanical parameters (porosity, P-wave velocity, fracture toughness, compressive strength and elastic static modulus).

Ms. Williams takes snapshots to record the evolution.

Consequently, a bedded chert sequence has a potential to record the evolution of the long period astronomical cycles.

In the model, resistance strain gauges of BX120-50AA were used as stress sensors to record the evolution of the mining-induced stress in the coal and rock.

Eight diverse academic journals (listed in Table 1) were selected within the domain of AEC/FM to record the evolution of AR technology in the AEC industry.

An in situ magnetizing sample-holder was used to record the evolution of the magnetic domain structure as a function of the applied field.

This technique allows then to control the parallelism between surfaces by recording the evolution of the out-coming X-ray beam intensity as a function of the relative orientation between the interacting surfaces.

During the first few minutes, complete samplings of the surface are performed at regular time intervals (typically 2.5 Hz), in order to record the evolution of the painted layer topography at the beginning of the flash time in detail.