The motives for starting and joining these initiatives are highly varied and so are the evolving organisational arrangements of these initiatives.
It could be that, to a notable degree, the sperm appears to be so rapidly evolving because of the writing activity in it and the evolution of this activity.
"Manufacturers cannot keep pace with the evolving lifestyles of so many different groups and subgroups".
Sheep have been able to wreak such devastation, he says, "because they were never part of our native ecosystem", and so "the vegetation of this country has evolved no defences against sheep".
"Singapore is a very affluent society, we don't really need the same sort of care and attention as in 1976, so the objectives of the foundation has evolved since then," she says.
At some point in the last decade or so, the general perception of Pat Buchanan has evolved from that of a screeching bigot to a lovable old codger on MSNBC.
Murray also showed Anne's brother, John, how to play the bass, and so the line-up of the Sheratons evolved into one featuring Murray, the two Lantrees, Alan Ward on lead guitar and Denis D'Ell on vocals.
"Normcore is an easy look to ape if you're lame and broke with no taste, so the supposed 'tastemakers' of this set evolve".
Problem-solving tasks that are designed so challenge the evolved cognitive skills of great apes might allow subjects to have more control in inherently restricted environments.
As the story evolved, so did the design of the app and that, in turn, influenced the story, even though I decided early on to be rather conservative.
