Sentence examples for the evolution of works from inspiring English sources

Through the Years Tracing the history of art from the 15th century through the 20th and illuminating the evolution of works on paper in Europe and the United States, the Jack S. Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas in Austin is tapping its own extensive collection for "500 Years of Prints and Drawings".

They demonstrated the evolution of work that had grown more fanciful over the years.

His book, "Blood, Sweat & Tears: The Evolution of Work" (New York, Texere L.L.C., 2001, $27.95), is a pleasantly meandering history of work from the Stone Age to the present, rich with engaging vignettes.

For Devine, the issue is that "the change in the complexity of work, or the evolution of work, is accelerating at a faster rate than the ongoing development of workers".

Section 4 discusses the data and provides some interesting descriptive statistics on the evolution of work injury and fatality rates by nativity in Spain over the past decade.

One of the most important challenges that software engineers (designers, developers) still have to face in their everyday work is the evolution of working database systems.

With powerful images of workers from around the world, the exhibition Labor & Materials explores the evolution of work and industry in the 21st century.

This historical overview captures the evolution of work-based systems towards greater sociotechnical complexity, and the corresponding requirement to develop empirical assessment techniques that can adequately account for such complexity.

But he sees the evolution of his work as part of a broader process: aging.

Rather than simply trying to preserve the status quo, we should focus on managing the next stage in the evolution of creative work.

The exhibition follows the evolution of her work, focusing on the way she has pushed the traditional landscape genre in new directions by manipulating scale, color and content.