Sentence examples for section has evolved from inspiring English sources
A terete style (circular in cross section) has evolved six to seven times independently in the tribe: in the Mediterranean V. pubescens, the Eurasian V. hirsuta and Vicia crocea, the North American V. leucophaea, and the East Asian V. amurensis Oett., V. tibetica Prain ex C.E.E.
Once a dormant area of empty warehouses, the River North section of Chicago has evolved into a nexus of dining, nightlife and, most recently, an aspiring rival to Silicon Valley.
CHICAGO — Once a dormant area of empty warehouses, the River North section of Chicago has evolved into a nexus of dining, night life and, most recently, an aspiring rival to Silicon Valley.
Similar to startups like the shopping service Canopy, this section of Amazon's website has evolved in recent months from a simple page with just a few categories (Women, Men and Fun) to one that now organizes products into more than two dozen different sections.
His own working trio, with the pianist Jacob Sacks and the bassist Thomas Morgan, doubles as a go-to rhythm section on the New York scene, and has evolved even further since the 2010 release of "Timshel" (Sunnyside), its most recent album.
Like all sections of society, the posh bit has evolved.
The ingrown rhythm-section language of Brad Mehldau's trio has evolved over the last five years to a point of willed indeterminacy.
There is a standard structure, which has evolved to include sections on the following: 1.
Monday's Business section charges downfield with a look at fantasy football, which has evolved into a big-bucks business.
The second section discusses how the understanding and thinking of the innovation process has evolved.
"My thinking has evolved.
