Sentence examples for trend that evolved from inspiring English sources

Suits evoking menswear but adapted for ladies were en vogue among lesbians, a trend that evolved later with suits like those worn by iconic actress Marlene Dietrich, many of them on display.

After 48 hours, this divergent trend persisted, with patients that evolved to septic shock presenting a 10-fold increase, and patients with non-complicated sepsis with a 0.4-fold decrease.

A specific set of OO design tools that evolved from the trend in object thinking is known as Unified Modeling Language (UML).

That evolved into recording".

That evolved into working on accessories.

Wonder how that evolved....[10]....[10]

Bossa nova, ( Portuguese: "new trend") Brazilian popular music that evolved in the late 1950s from a union of samba (a Brazilian dance and music) and cool jazz.

Here's an alternate look at art history, reimagining movements, tropes and trends that could have evolved much differently had the Allies lost the second world war.

Messaging is of course a mega-trend that's still evolving, particularly on the enterprise side, and we feel the Pie team is addressing a market, particularly amongst SMEs, that's in-between consumer apps like WhatsApp and heavier enterprise software like Slack.

A reformation of cartography that evolved during the 18th century was characterized by scientific trends and more accurate detail.

In bacteria, however the majority of genes evolve under purifying selection (dN/dS < 1), which is a trend that eliminates deleterious mutations.