Sentence examples for stage evolves from inspiring English sources

In the form of HAT caused by T. brucei gambiense, the early stage evolves over a time frame of months or even years.

The open stage evolved from stages set up in the courtyards of inns.

I would love to see Fleetwood Stage evolve in this direction.

Lastly, a third stage evolved during the 2nd and 1st millennia bce.

Where these differences were extreme, an intermediate pupal stage evolved to bridge the morphological gap between larva and adult.

What began as a straightforward dance piece — ticket holders take their seats, dancers take the stage — evolved into one of the most unexpected and exhilarating live works I've ever experienced.

From those early attempts, movie adaptations for the stage evolved into a bona fide genre, leading to mainstream commercial successes like "Applause" (based on "All About Eve") and "Sugar" ("Some Like It Hot"), as well as some legendary disasters like "Carrie," which included a number that had teenagers butchering a pig in a sty.

He further suggests that the thick moral code is not a next stage evolved from the thin one, but that those two coexist [15].

Alternatively, the substantial increase in Th/U ratio with deformation reflects deformation of the grain in the presence of a grain boundary fluid phase with high Th/U ratio, possibly a late stage evolved magmatic fluid associated with the host pyroxenite pegmatite.

In receiving this prize of a place at the erstwhile parliament of nations, North Korea's totalitarian regime piggy-backed on the economic progress and political liberalization of South Korea– which was at that stage evolving quickly from an impoverished dictatorship into a thriving democracy.

On average, stage specific proteins (expressed at only one stage) evolve at a higher rate relative to ubiquitous ones (expressed at all stages) (Fig. 4 and Table 3).