Sentence examples for timely evolution from inspiring English sources

Contact would seem to require an almost infinitely improbable convergence of the timely evolution of civilizations, appropriate distances and the speed of light.

"Richard III," "As You Like It" and the always timely evolution versus creationism drama "Inherit the Wind" will run in repertory in this annual outdoor Shakespeare festival (June 3-Sept. 30) at the Lowell Davies Festival Theater.

In this context, the Bandung Conference from the 18th to the 24th of April 1955 (Kahin 1956), was appropriately characterized as a natural and timely evolution (Abdulgani 1981).

Indeed, prevention of bone metabolism imbalance, through bisphosphonates therapy for example [18], in combination with early treatment of tumor progression and pain development – as well as their timely evolution – could be monitored using PET and MRI co-registration technology.

This allows caregivers to select assistive services needed for each patient, based on the timely evolution of his cognitive health.

Lee was subsequently given the post of interim editor, but it was his talent for writing and imagining epic heroes that earned him the permanent position of editor-in-chief, a seat he would occupy until 1972 when he was made publisher of Timely's later evolution, Marvel Comics.

The recent spread of the avian influenza strain H5N1 and the swine H1N1 strain and the resulting fear that small changes in these viruses could cause a devastating human pandemic have made the goal of understanding influenza evolution timely and important.

This evolution is timely, with sea level rise requiring new approaches to coastal defenses and with marine energy infrastructure increasingly being located offshore, where there is little knowledge of the ecological changes occurring in both time and space.

In order to gain a timely understanding of the evolution of resistance of H. armigera to Bt toxin after continuous cultivation of Bt cotton for c. 10 years, we assessed the frequency of alleles conferring resistance to Cry1Ac toxin in field populations of H. armigera sampled from Xinxiang County in Henan province during 2007 2009.

Accurate and timely monitoring of the evolution of HA's receptor specificity is critical for global preparedness for influenza epidemics and pandemics.

At four years old, it is timely to assess its evolution and performance to date.