Sentence examples for the later evolution from inspiring English sources

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Biot's birth, this paper reviews his contributions to earthquake engineering, and then briefly outlines the milestones in the later evolution of the RSM, and the eventual introduction and acceptance of the method by the engineering disciplines in the early 1970s.

Apart from the steepness of the valley gradient of the main valley, the former confluence from the source glacier with the main glacier during times of a more extensive glaciation is regarded as one of the dominating factors controlling the later evolution of glacier tongues in general ("inherited confluence model").

Even though those islands only consist of a small fraction of the typical {105} facets, their overall squared base shape is a precursor of the later evolution into pyramids.

Given Perón's continued influence on political and economic events even after the 1955 coup, it is of interest to provide at least some evidence on the later evolution of Peronist beliefs and values, and to place them in comparative perspective (for example, by comparing them to American beliefs as a benchmark).

In the case of evolutionary transitions, this allows us to separate the basic development involved in the origin of a new biological level from the later evolution of sophisticated developmental mechanisms for the "stabilization and maintenance of a new level of reproduction" (2000, 77).

[2]Wright mostly ignores the later evolution of the Church.

In an extreme case, researchers planning trials could use this approach to produce a positive result from early survival experiences, ignoring the possible later evolution of the treatment effect.

The cosmic microwave background (CMB) provides unparalleled views into the early universe and its later evolution.

In later evolution, intron loss dominates the landscape, with occasional bursts of intron gains.

This has two components: a core component, reflecting an early escape of the core, conserved polymerase gene from one of two host lineages, and a satellite component, reflecting the later concerted evolution of viruses in common host environments with an overlap in the pattern of genetic accretion.

Later, evolution of disease severity by using the TISS-28 (Therapeutic Intervention Scoring System) was examined.