Sentence examples for set to evolve from inspiring English sources

While these promising plans for Redcliffe Way look set to evolve incrementally, through a community-driven campaign, there is another project that Ferguson is keen to see built within his first term – of only three and a half years.

If we navigate the next few decades without blowing everything up, our species is set to evolve. .

Toshiba has just announced that the original TG01 is set to evolve into the "TG01 Windows Phone" – an inch-for-inch and spec-for-spec match of the original TG01, but running Windows Mobile 6.5 rather than 6.1.

From visual analytics for assessing foot traffic, to tailored mobile offers for in-store shoppers, brick-and-mortar shopping is set to evolve.

After the optimisation of the fine-scale model, we gather the image samples at the final gaze locations in the training set to evolve the object classifier.

Rogers, also the author of "Pascal: In Praise of Vanity," suggests that Ayer achieved precisely what he set out to do: to evolve a modern philosophy that would function in the impure area between worldly affairs and the dry, clear, virtually uninhabitable altitudes of abstract thought.

It seems that for local priority setting to evolve in the districts studied, more local control over funds is required.

The ENO scheme is employed to capture shocks in combination with a hybrid particle level set technique to evolve sharp immersed boundaries.

"Michael's operational insight and knowledge of the social media market will prove to be a valuable asset as we set out to evolve the MySpace product offering," said Jon Miller, Chief Digital Officer, News Corporation.

For instance, when the rate of dissociation of complexes (b) [see reaction scheme (17)] is set to 0, the evolved value of r ¯ is always below 1/2 (data not shown).

"Ratepr = variable" was set to allow all partitions to evolve under different rates.