The phrase "spectacular evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any remarkable transformation or progress that has taken place over a period of time. For example, "The computer industry has seen spectacular evolution over the last two decades."
In particular, the fast and spectacular recent evolution of digital radiology (with special reference to cross-sectional imaging modalities, such as CT and MRI) has been paralleled by the development of integrated RIS PACS systems with advanced image processing tools (either two- and/or three-dimensional) that were an exclusive task of costly dedicated workstations until a few years ago.
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We describe the case of a patient hospitalized in INBI "Prof. Dr. Matei Balş", having clinical and imaging suspicion of herpetic meningoencephalitis, for which he promptly received acyclovir treatment and he had a spectacular favorable evolution.
When the scientists examined the resulting avian family tree it confirmed that the Neoaves, the order that contains 95% of modern species, arose in a spectacular burst of evolution and diversification just a few million years after the asteroid strike.The project also illustrates how technology is changing biology.
Christidis and Schodde [ 51] postulated that the evolution of spectacular variation in male plumages in birds-of-paradise could be explained by female sexual selection for novel partners (but see [ 52, 53]).
The second is that, no matter how exciting they may be, small changes in minor bits of wetware do not explain the one really spectacular feature of brain evolution – the sheer size of the brains with which some species saddle themselves.
The museum tells the story of Shanghai's evolution with a spectacular collection of archival photos, meaningless but beautiful exhibitions on wastewater management and other public works, and a scale model of Shanghai circa 2020 that spanned an entire floor.
Females throw their weight around, too, and that has promoted the evolution of a spectacular arena where both male and female antelopes gather to compete.
(3) The insular cortex has passed through a spectacular progressive differentiation during hominoid evolution, but the assumption of Craig (2009) that the human anterior insula has no homologue in the rhesus monkey is untenable.
