Sentence examples for which evolved the from inspiring English sources

It offered several attractions borrowed from Barnum's museum, from which evolved the sideshow, a feature unique to American circuses.

Research in 2014 raised the possibility that the rapid blooming of archaea called Methanosarcina, which evolved the ability to manufacture methane (CH4) near the end of the Permian, may have played a significant role in the dramatic rise in Earth's ocean temperatures and in changes to the planet's carbon cycle.

Research in 2014 raised the possibility that the rapid blooming of archaea called Methanosarcina, which evolved the ability to manufacture methane (CH4) near the end of the Permian Period, may have played a significant role in the dramatic rise in Earth's ocean temperatures and changes to the planet's carbon cycle.

This ancestral stem began in the Permian Period (299 million to 251 million years ago) and split into a number of branches, from which evolved the modern scorpionflies (order Mecoptera); dobsonflies, alderflies, and lacewings (see neuropteran); true flies (order Diptera); caddisflies (order Trichoptera); and the lepidopterans.

Most textbooks say that the first complex cell was a predator, which evolved the ability to eat other bacteria.

Cuckoos have been waging eggs wars on their hosts for more than ten million years, far longer than cowbirds, which evolved the tactic less than five million years ago.

I'll show results obtained through a novel numerical code which evolves the SMBH mass function and clustering adopting broad distributions of Eddington ratios.

We describe an efficient procedure for coupling a turbulent system to a transport equation which evolves the equilibrium fields that drive and are driven by the turbulence.

The mass flux in the system is assumed proportional to the gradient of this chemical potential, which evolves the system towards the local minimum energy.

In conclusion, (26) defines a velocity vector, which evolves the layer boundary γ k (s) towards the desired segmentation for each layer.

The median dN value of first exons (which evolve the most rapidly among the three groups) is smaller than 0.03.