Synonym: advance, develop, grow, progress, unfold. Similar words: revolve around, involve, involved, revolving, involvement, resolve, dissolve, evolution. Meaning: [ɪ'vɒlv] v. 1. work out 2. undergo development or evolution 3. gain through experience.
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121. The design was in fairly good shape, although the package structure and design discussed in Part 5 continued to evolve over the next week or two.
122. You can expect sorrow to evolve from the information you discover.
123. As we move towards post-industrial capitalism it is likely that our political systems will be forced to similarly evolve.
124. At one level, it has enabled people to make connections they might not otherwise have made, and virtual friendships can evolve into real-life relationships.
125. What is the maximum self - sacrificial cost that can evolve in these circumstances?
126. Gastric and duodenal ulcers were noted to evolve from early superficial mucosal disease.
127. Although standards are unarguably useful, they need to evolve as technology and our understanding of users and their goals evolve.
128. Experts think because porn is so readily available on the internet it may be helping human desire evolve as billions of men and women log-on more and more.
129. CACI also helps the unit continually evolve its signals warfare solutions to meet ever-changing IED threats.
130. But learning is overrated as something difficult to evolve. This may have to do with our chauvinistic attachment to learning as an exclusive mark of our species.
131. Once this happens, virus checkers will need to evolve with the viruses.
132. Because so much of the world, I believe that it is only the wolf Sheep Dog to give up my gentle[http://Sentencedict.com], toward this world evolve the brightest light.
133. Pathogens continually evolve confounding the ability of the immune system to recognize them.
134. Rostow envisions that economies may evolve beyond the stage of high mass consumption.
135. Conclusions Bacteria may evolve into L-forms under the controlled condition. Additional cultivation of L-form in clinical specimen can increase the positive detection rate of urinary tract infection.
136. Moreover, as circumstances change constantly, it follows that people evolve and mature gradually.
137. Population and vaccine repertory influence each other and co - evolve so that they accelerate convergence to optimum.
138. To be fair , Malone does not pretend to know exactly how companies will evolve from here.
139. On the other hand, after parting company with human pedigree, their osculant behavior also may evolve into generation independently.
140. He is serious when he says he wants his Connection Machine to evolve commercial software.
141. Models of how volcanoes work and evolve have become important tools in mineral exploration.
142. When the Technos is enlivened by Bios we get artifacts that can adapt, learn and evolve.
143. What kind of folk art is the Shadow Show? How did it evolve in history? Let's offer you a detailed briefing on the art.
144. The torch mark's flames gradually evolve into a perfect star symbolizing each athlete's pursuit of excellence.
145. At last an initial-boundary value problem was considered and the numerical experiment demonstrated that the linear sinusoidal wave would successively evolve non-linearly into conoidal wave.
146. You could evolve lines of computer code, or subroutines, or maybe even entire software programs.
147. In modem civil law, land lease continue to evolve into right in rem. Many countries have made certain law to strengthen the legal effect of lease of realty including land lease.
148. The Health Check program, including the nutrient criteria, will continue to evolve and encourage the food industry to offer healthier choices to Canadians.
149. This judges Mao Zedong metabolic process, with in revive two parties concern evolve having close relationship.
150. Trading is a game of skill, these skills are developed through experience, feedback and the ambition to evolve.
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