Sentence examples for to the evolution of a from inspiring English sources

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The abolition of feudalism was crucial to the evolution of a modern, contractual notion of property and to the development of an unimpeded market in land.

Wenger has taken a careful, almost cautious approach to the evolution of a player who was taken to the last World Cup as a 17-year-old without having played a minute of Premier League football.

The hope that the collapse of Communism would lead to the evolution of a liberal, democratic order in the East remains a working proposition in Poland, the Czech Republic, and elsewhere in the region.

Although crosswise spin and streamwise spin are oriented at right angles to each other, both rotations exist in the horizontal plane, and both types have been revealed by Doppler radar observations to contribute to the evolution of a rotating updraft.

The name Autechre and many of the song titles — like " VLetrmx" and "Cep puiqMX" — are based on made — up words, referring to nothing but themselves.* And both acts are central to the evolution of a genre known as intelligent dance music (a term that is widely reviled but still commonly used).

This set of restrictive requirements has led to the evolution of a large number of specialized variations of the basic turbojet engine, each tailored to achieve a balance of good fuel efficiency, low weight, and compact size for duty in some band of the flight speed altitude mission spectrum.

It is therefore likely that the combination of an increase in body size associated with the inevitable shift toward a bulk diet led first to the evolution of a grasping hand, then to the appearance of a prehensile hand, and finally to an opposable thumb.

Both types of creationists, however, believe that changes in organisms may involve changes within a species or downward changes (negative mutations), but they do not believe that any of these changes can lead to the evolution of a lower or simpler species into a higher or more-complex species.

Vibrations of grain boundary atoms have led to the evolution of a mode at 30 THz.

The idea is to take advantage of what a random perturbation of the representative phase point would do to the evolution of a system.

It is evident from the operational semantics that there are several synchronization aspects related to the evolution of a membrane system.

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