Sentence examples for which evolved in from inspiring English sources
These conditions favor weeds over woodland plants, which evolved in nutrient-poor and acidic ground.
The major popular theatre form is likay, which evolved in part out of lakon nok.
Smaller outbreaks in the past helped to regenerate the forest, which evolved in tandem with the beetle.
His concept of "gracious professionalism," which evolved in the original 2.007 class, has become the official, trademarked motto of FIRST.
The pesticides are chemically similar to nicotine, which evolved in plants as a natural defense against insect predators.
The conservative answer, which evolved in the late 1970s, would be dubbed "starving the beast" during the Reagan years.
A first level considers the simulation as a global phenomenon which evolves in space and time.
The Bach continues to permeate the work, which evolves in passages that swell and subside, the orchestra heaving with modernist sonorities and fitful inner voices.
It can be hard to convey the structure of this theme, which evolves in spans of long and short phrases, taking unexpected twists.
This chapter presents a decentralized planning architecture for a swarm of autonomous robots, which evolve in an unknown environment with obstacles.
This idea has, in turn, been fed into the movement; the choreographer, Anna Williams, has used repeated phrases and structures, which evolve in tempo, spacing and intensity as the piece develops.
