Sentence examples for the current evolution of from inspiring English sources

In the process, some of the tensions within the current evolution of the British state have been exposed.

In doing so, Mr. Bramson said, the reintroduction of department stores downtown (the first suburban Bloomingdale's opened there in 1941, later becoming an outlet that closed in the early 1980s) is just one component of the current evolution of the area.

Figure 3a shows the current evolution of the first 200 pulse numbers of the device.

First, we integrate AR devices into the current evolution of media and technologies.

Through her work at Forerunner, she has raised in excess of $100M and partnered with some of the most promising companies in the current evolution of commerce/retailing.

Adam Ostrow is editor in chief at Mashable, a widely read blog that covers the latest technologies, trends and people driving the current evolution of the Web.

The government of England would either involve a directly elected English parliament or a continuation of the current evolution towards self-governing English city-regions.

The paper discusses the usefulness of the current evolution lines used for eco-design.

a Current evolution of the device for the first 200 pulse numbers.

As a result, for a substantial number of GPs, non-referral was a way to protest against (their perception of) the current evolutions in the organisation of the health care system.

Both its high degree of dissemination and its preponderance among the new (shared as well as orphan) patterns are manifestations of the current adaptive evolution of the Uganda genotype in this setting.