Sentence examples for several evolutions from inspiring English sources

The question, after five years and several evolutions of the Obama Doctrine, is whether the Iranians believe him.

But Plaza represents several evolutions down the line of women who use their smart mouths to critique an industry that treats pretty girls as a usable resource.

The bill has gone through several evolutions in recent years, and "We've compromised as much as I think we possibly can," said Mr. Daschle, who became the majority leader this week after Senator James M. Jeffords of Vermont left the Republican Party and became an independent.

Its roots can be traced back to 2006, when an OGC Sensor Alert Service was proposed, reappearing through the years as a Sensor Event Service (SES) and several evolutions of an Event Architecture.

The E.U. has taken more than half a century and several evolutions from its founding core of France, Germany and the Benelux nations to become the 27-nation organization it is today and that, too, is far from the finished article.

The adhesive systems have undergone several evolutions until the present arrival of the universal adhesive systems, where its self-etching mechanism promotes a modification or dissolution of the smear layer thus allowing its incorporation into the formation of the hybrid layer [17].

Then we study the model's response to this luminosity curve for several evolution scenarios.

The model based on the cellular automata approach contains several evolution rules that govern electrochemical reactions, solution reactions and diffusion.

According to this aim, in the present study the Bayesian Model Averaging (BMA) approach was applied to several evolution models for climate variables.

On the one hand, it has been argued that adaptive solutions through natural selection are deterministic and that evolution is largely predictable [ 69], while on the other, it has been argued that historical contingency, which is the unique chain of prior events that determine which of several evolution paths a lineage will follow, renders evolution unpredictable [ 70].

No self-respecting introductory evolution text fails to mention this, and several professional evolution societies give this as a major practical argument for the teaching of evolution and continued investment in evolutionary science (Meagher and Futuyma 2001).