Sentence examples for was evolving on from inspiring English sources

By monitoring clusters of young stars, Chandra can give us a sense of what our young Sun was like when life was evolving on Earth.

Beyond the pharmaceutical breakthrough that the combined research proved to be, it also made more comprehensible the way enzymes had been formed when the chemistry of life was evolving on a lifeless planet.

In discussing how the law was evolving on end-of-life care, Mr. Wyden said Judge Roberts cited a dissent by Justice Louis D. Brandeis in a 1928 Supreme Court case, in which he famously spoke of "the right to be left alone".

He said he was evolving on the issue: "I also think you're right that attitudes evolve, including mine".

Becker doesn't even tell the story of how Sudbay got the president to say, during an interview in October 2010, that he was "evolving" on marriage.

The model enzyme used for this experiment was a member of the alkaline phosphatase superfamily, the promiscuous arylsulfatase from Pseudomonas aeruginosa (PAS), that has previously been evolved on-chip to improve its promiscuous phosphonate hydrolase activity.

One particular form, with footrests, arms, and upholstered cushions, was evolved on the ocean liners that sailed to the tropics and was then adapted for domestic use.

The bacteriophage ΦX174 was evolved on three E. coli mutant hosts, each differing only by a single sugar group in the lipopolysaccharides, used for phage attachment.

The resulting strain, BSW2AP, was evolved on L-arabinose.

The deal would underscore the ways that distribution models are evolving on the Internet.

The good news is that we are far from starting from scratch; the alternatives have been evolving on the margins.