Sentence examples for speedy evolution from inspiring English sources
They underwent further speedy evolution while he held the highest office within the Soviet state.
Speedy evolution may be the key to surviving city life, at least for weeds.
Because it can rely on the rapid evolution of its manufacturing process and the speedy dissemination of advances, BMW can set relatively low launch prices for its electric vehicles, even though production costs are relatively high.
The music stems from juke, a speedy but strict evolution of Chicago's four-on-the-floor ghetto house style.
With all these styles packed in tight, "Old" ends up being a maybe-inadvertent career retrospective for Mr. Brown, echoing his speedy and jagged evolution over the past few years.
Starting from initiating driver mutations, this model depicts the stepwise acquisition of different driver mutations (early, intermediate, late and speedy drivers) during cancer evolution.
Because Qualcomms wireless modems can now handle a broader range of protocols than competing chips everything from pokey second-generation wireless networks to the speedy LTE (Long Term Evolution) networks U.S. wireless carriers are rolling out Qualcomms Snapdragon processors have been built into a wave of high-end smartphones from Samsung, Nokia and HTC, among others.
The story caught evolution in unusually speedy action, and flagged bird predation as the mechanism of natural selection that drove it.
Adding MetroPCS will also help T-Mobile build out more quickly its Long Term Evolution network, the speedy data standard that powers the latest batch of smartphones.
While guerrilla marketing, speedy tactics, and ease of evolution is certainly our competitive advantage, there is no replacement for having sufficient capital to break the bell curve.
The dance you can see in the video embedded above has been around in various stages of evolution for a few decades (since 1981 says popular speedy journalistic source Wikipedia) and at some point mutated into the Chicken Noodle Soup dance.
