Sentence examples for resources evolved from inspiring English sources

Natural Resources: This state's department of natural resources evolved its massive GIS user base to the geospatial cloud to integrate data and functions across more than 150 distributed offices.

Original intervention materials were developed by K.C., E.T. and P.P. in collaboration with teachers and service-users with additional educational resources evolved from the work of Dr Gary O'Reilly [ 62] and the Staffordshire Changes YP mental health programme [ 63].

For this reason, NEWA's Helpful Links have been expanded to cover the Northeast region and will continue to be updated as NEWA continues to grow and Extension resources evolve.

From our local daily deal roots, we have spent significant time and resources evolving into new categories including Goods, Getaways, and Live.

By surveying PD programs at each of these phases, we are positioned to learn how designers' foci, tools, and resources evolve as they transition from a single program to one that is scalable beyond the initial developers' vision.

Yet as the education system is confronted with limited resources, evolving standards and increased politics, teachers are the ones most impacted by these changes.

Organisms in nature, despite being constrained by resources, have evolved multiply redundant layers of security.

With the advent of powerful computers, advance in GPS and GIS, efficient and powerful techniques for groundwater resources have evolved.

The GR as a model for managing rangeland resources has evolved over time and has given birth to new innovations, some of which are far from the path envisaged at its conception.

So, while the understanding and appreciation of human resources have evolved into a sophisticated and strategic practice over time, its structural underpinnings have not kept pace.

But as we showed above, the resources have evolved since 2006; one goal of our study was to simulate this task in past years (i.e. how our classifiers would have performed on this task in past years) and to observe how these performances evolved.