There is a consistency in taste, colour, shape, yet evolving innovation, and always this keen interest in textiles".
Liberals, quite unlike leftist radicals or conservative ideologues, tend to reject dogma and theory in favor of "bold, persistent experimentation," as Roosevelt called it, or, put another way, pragmatism grounded in enduring, yet evolving, values.
Kelly's notion of an indiscriminate meld of "all texts — past and present, multilingual — on a particular subject" is a retrograde procedure, a reversal of the process of discrimination, which has, over time, weighed, classified, and organized the vast body of unrefined data to distill a finite yet evolving body of knowledge.
What are your keys to being both scalable and sustainable within such a traditional yet evolving industry?
It is important, when considering this information, to keep in mind that PET is a mature (yet evolving) clinical modality, whereas CEST techniques are relatively new and undergoing a strong growth phase.
In the midst of this, Buffett was uneasy because, in staying true to his discipline in following yet evolving his investment methodology, he was having a difficult time finding opportunities to put his and his investor's money to work in intelligent ways; stocks seemed mostly overvalued to him.
Humans have not yet evolved a specific receptor for new-car smells.
Leshko's was never known for its desserts and has not yet evolved from that stage.
No dinosaurs could have fed on grasses (family Poaceae), as these plants had not yet evolved.
Unfortunately for him, Britain had not yet evolved the institutions that would support extensive private enterprise.
It's found in animals in which cortex and more evolutionarily new parts of the brain had not yet evolved.
