Sentence examples for the accelerated evolution from inspiring English sources

The accelerated evolution of Mostly Mozart is quickly becoming a tired theme among New York critics (at least those of us who recall years of wandering in the desert), but it keeps taking new and unexpected turns.

The accelerated evolution of power systems and the associated new trends, such as Smart Grids, has stimulated the development of various approaches in handling the problems of increased electricity demands, power market (de regulation and power systems reliability.

An obvious requirement for the occurrence of the accelerated evolution through cooperation/cheating is that the m-hit mutant does not arise almost instantly during sequential evolution, which would occur if the mutation rate were too high relative to the number of involved loci.

Prof Ian Tattersall said there were few examples to rival the accelerated evolution that led to our species.

In contrast, the accelerated evolution provided by intense artificial selection and seed exchanges among local farmers has led to dramatic changes in the genetics of cultivated crops in a relatively short time frame (<10,000 years).

The accelerated evolution of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) to learning processes advocates a reconsideration of assessment systems, fostering a change of the teacher's role from a communicator of the student's mark to that of an open system in which teachers and students get involved in the learning process and develop online assessment skills.

Mr. Morris, who happened to live right behind Na Bolom, is an expert on Maya weaving and tracks the accelerating evolution of indigenous styles.

Carriers will need to constantly innovate and experiment as they adapt to the accelerating evolution in technology and consumer expectations, reinventing their products, systems and business models accordingly.

The neofunctionalization model predicts the evolution of a new function in one of the duplicates, with accelerated evolution of the deconstrained copy compared with the copy that retains the ancestral function.

What is the explanation of accelerated evolution in the apparently retained ftsZ but not in ftsK and ftsA, presumed components of the same ftsZ-dependent divisome?

He talked to Simon Grose about his first three years in the job and the NHMRC's accelerated evolution.