Sentence examples for which could evolve from inspiring English sources

As such, it was minded to recommend initially a relatively narrow set of instruments for directive powers, which could evolve over time.

Google is rolling out revolutionary new features at a blistering rate, most recently Google Base, which could evolve into a classified ad service, and the Google Book Search Library Project, which aims to put a vast number of books online.

But then to actually do it and have that gesture of the shift from the front to the back be the visual cue and physical cue in terms of generating a series of questions that one may have, which could evolve or not to the asking of how and why things are done in the way in which they are — and that everything in the building is going to be reconsidered.

As a result, our ancestors had several copies, some of which could evolve freely.

In addition, Obama supports authorizing the suing of telecommunications companies for wiretapping, which could evolve into a time-consuming and very costly legal battle.

Uncertainty of an investment in a LNG powered ship lies in prices of oil-based fuels and LNG, each of which could evolve as a mean-reverting geometric Brownian motion, as explained in Section 1.

A supernova would devastate a planet orbiting a nearby star, blasting its atmosphere to kingdom come and destroying the conditions in which life could evolve.

Whatever started the universe in a state from which it could evolve with an increase of entropy, it was not a simple fluctuation from equilibrium.

In addition to photon brightness and coherent flux, we discuss other directions, such as shorter pulses, tailored bunches, and partial lasing, in which rings could evolve.

There's the dramatic kipuka trails of Mauna Loa often referred to as "living laboratories for evolution," thanks to the lava that encircled (but never touched) them, carving out tiny, isolated islands on which species could evolve without any breeding or genetic mixing with other populations.

The likely features, namely public sector dominance, market forces and the informal sector, have been examined along with ways in which they could evolve.