Sentence examples for stage evolution from inspiring English sources

The dinosaur protein gummy bear maker stands on stage: "Evolution is a constraint," he says, holding a gummy bear aloft.

Based on the experimental results, the stage evolution of columnar 7YSZ coating prepared by PS-PVD was investigated and revealed.

We infer a three stage evolution of the El Morro caldera as follows: 1) pre-collapse updoming and volcanism, 2) collapse caldera formation and 3) post-caldera volcanism.

The sampling stage evolution consists of increasing the sampling capacity and improving the gas treatment efficiency across new permeation membranes, leading to an increase in the xenon production capacity by a factor of 2 3.

The purification/concentration stage evolution consists of using a new adsorbent Ag@ZSM-5 (or Ag-PZ2-25) with a much larger xenon retention capacity than activated charcoal, enabling a significant reduction in the overall size of this stage.

This might be positively associated to an early exposure to the evolutionary theory since the elementary grades in the Italian school system - although at this stage evolution is taught only within the history curricula, as a series of facts and processes based on the fossil evidence.

XRD measurements demonstrated a two-stage evolution of diffraction intensities from the B2 phase and from the R-phase.

In the Discourse on the Origins of Inequality Rousseau imagines a multi-stage evolution of humanity from the most primitive condition to something like a modern complex society.

These geochemical patterns of the Kizildag ophiolite reflect a multi-stage evolution of SSZ magmatism in Tethyan subduction factories that is analogous to the earlier arc volcanism in the Eocene Oligocene Izu Bonin Mariana system.

The development of attractive and repulsive forces at the contact interface and the occurrence of instantaneous surface contact (jump-in instability) yield a three-stage evolution of the contact area.

A two-stage evolution of the shelf prograding wedges is observed on all margins under consideration, which may reflect a general development of an ice cover from an initial phase of non- to restricted glaciation, evolving to a mature stage of expansive glaciation.