Sentence examples for the further evolution of the from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the State Department, Richard Boucher, said that by signing the treaty "the United States is in a position to influence the further evolution of the treaty".

the present study has contributed to the further evolution of the appraisal framework as formulated by Martin and White (2005).

It also revealed a unique transverse wave proliferation mechanism which can explain the further evolution of the transverse waves.

With its expanded range of functions for the relaxed enjoyment of photography, the CX2 represents the further evolution of the compact digital camera as a tool you will want to use every day.

This stronger preference for the lot closer to the entry point L is also seen in the further evolution of the bilateral frontier.

The orbital separation of these systems generally decreases by two orders of magnitude, which affects the further evolution of the binary drastically.

The technology of music lays the ground for the further evolution of music itself, and of other technologies as well.

The past year "has seen the further evolution of established cybercrime trends", according to Steven Wilson, head of Europol's European Cybercrime Centre.

The evolution of the endocrine system in the more advanced vertebrates with jaws (Gnathostomata) has involved both the appearance of new hormones and the further evolution of some of those already present in agnathans; in addition, extensive specialization of target organs has occurred to permit new patterns of response.

However, live-attenuated vaccines are not without their risks, which derive primarily from the further evolution of vaccine viruses themselves, as well as the impact of vaccine-driven immunity on the evolution of their wild-type counterparts.

Aurobindo's ideas about the further evolution of human capabilities influenced the thinking of Michael Murphy – and indirectly, the human potential movement, through Murphy's writings.