Sentence examples for the subsequent evolution from inspiring English sources

Mr Dodge proves more enlightening in unpicking the subsequent evolution of Iraqi politics.

World War II and the subsequent evolution of weapons of mass destruction made the task of understanding the nature of war even more urgent.

"To me the interbreeding question is not whether there was hybridisation but whether there was any hybridisation that affected the subsequent evolution of humans.

Taking these population differences, known as "substructuring", into account for early humans living in Africa, Manica and his colleague Anders Eriksson worked out that modern humans and Neanderthals must have shared a common ancestor some 500,000 years ago and that the subsequent evolution of this species was enough to account for the DNA crossover.

"Just as Stalin had intended, the assault on Shostakovich shook the Soviet musical world to its foundations," Harlow Robinson wrote in his 1987 biography of Prokofiev, "sending a chill through every Soviet composer and strongly influencing the subsequent evolution of Soviet music and musical life".

The subsequent evolution of these excitations was investigated both experimentally and theoretically.

The first, technical, challenge has been somewhat ameliorated by the subsequent evolution of SGML.

The subsequent evolution of the progeny was investigated, along with a variation in the activation time.

Finally, we consider the subsequent evolution of a star altered by a supernova shell impact (Section 3.5).

The circumstances and participants at the beginning are evoked as well as some of the activities and the subsequent evolution.

The subsequent evolution of the localized process zone and of the shape of the strain profile is studied numerically.