Sentence examples for represented evolution from inspiring English sources

Emphasising that his proposals represented "evolution not revolution", McNulty said £1bn a year could be taken out of the industry's £12bn operating costs before the end of the decade by devolving power at Network Rail, the owner of Britain's tracks and stations, and tackling costs at the companies that run passenger services.

Based on seeing pterosaur fossils occur in strata below other flying vertebrates, perhaps evolutionists reasoned that pterosaurs evolved first and therefore represented evolution's initial, clumsy attempts to produce large flyers".

This transition could have represented evolution into a novel adaptive zone, and therefore, we tested for a period of accelerated lineage accumulation after this historical habitat shift.

As such, the OPM cyprinids' first benthic to pelagic transition likely represented evolution into an open adaptive zone that resulted in a period of rapid lineage accumulation [ 17- 19].

These specimens represent evolution and adaptation, frozen in time.

The main proposals in this report represent evolution rather than revolution.

It represents evolution, and creativity.

And the empirical formula can be utilized to represent evolution law of stratum subsidence factor.

Fig. 8 represents evolution of the Ohmic input power, total thermal energy and energy confinement of Damavand tokamak.

Therefore a valid conceptual model is essential in all those information systems representing evolution of territorial forms and functions.

Whether this truly represents evolution might be a matter of debate Paul says he's not sure it does, though he fears the implications of us creating artificial intelligence that surpasses our own.