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My art in recent years has evolved around the shared covenant of displacement by colonial hegemony.

The focus of nanoparticle design over the years has evolved toward more complex nanoscopic core shell architecture using a single delivery system to combine multiple functionalities within nanoparticles.

But his practice over the years has evolved as he focuses less on details and gives greater attention to surface textures.

The computer, which in twenty-five years has evolved from a room-size mainframe into a laptop device, appears to be turning into a new kind of machine.

Then rich media arrived on the scene, and over the past couple of years has evolved so quickly that Gartner has even predicted mobile display ad spending will grow and take over from mobile search by 2016.

On earth only one fragile species in 3.5 billion years has evolved such mental power -- and no general trends in this direction can be discerned on a planet still in the Age of Bacteria, and so thoroughly dominated by insects among the multicellular components.

But the courts, over hundreds of years, have evolved into a complex system that is hard for outsiders to understand.

American officials said Hamas's tactics in recent years had evolved from suicide bombings to more sophisticated attacks like roadside bombings and bombs set off by cellphones, all of which would be a particular risk to Israeli troops and tanks.

In this perspective, for instance, consumers' preferences for wine in the last years have evolved towards lighter and fresher products, with lower alcohol content and easier to drink.

The shark-centric programming block, its 25th year, has evolved into a favorite beyond the realm of dog-day couch dwellers, luring major advertisers like hammerheads to a chum bucket.

Unfortunately the NCAA, a non-profit organization which generates in excess of $845 million in revenue per year, has evolved into an empire crumbling under its own success.