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121 Lang is a superb, evolving musician, who earns huge fees because of his novelty and his flair-and because he is an avatar of the Chinese ascendance.

122 Nowadays, pipe construction technique has been evolving from manual welding to automatic welding; therefore it is very important to develop automatic welding devices for pipe construction.

123 Integrating identity infrastructure and apps requires evolving to a hub-and-spoke model.

124 An operational data store (ODS) built on XML can reduce application development costs and can provide an agile infrastructure to accommodate evolving data management demands.

125 They found that, although tuatara have remained largely physically unchanged over very long periods of evolution, they are evolving - at a DNA level - faster than any other animal yet examined.

126 The house cat has not stopped evolving,[http://sentencedict.com/evolving.html] though—far from it.

127 I found it in the Library of Borges by evolving it at my desk.

128 The FBI's Daisy Chain and New York City's vertical separation by floor are perfect examples of evolving facilities.

129 The larva and diet of phytophagous coccinellids indicate that that they are the most ancestral group of Coccinellidae evolving from ancestors like chrysomelids.

130 They thus act as an evolving supplement to the immune system.

131 In this paper , a degenerated beam element is developed , evolving from a bilinear degenerated shell element.

132 A working, autonomous, evolving, molecular system would be an incredibly powerful tool.

133 We know that all things in the world are evolving.

134 By the 1830s, the evolving geisha style was emulated by fashionable women throughout society.

135 A final insight concerns the evolving structure of the commercial system for education.

136 China - watchers have long debated whether the country is evolving toward greater freedom and pluralism.

137 Biochemists squeeze self - evolving molecules into tiny plastic test tubes.

138 The character of Charlie the little man, the baggy-trousered bowler-hatted tramp, can be seen evolving behind the surface gagging[sentencedict.com], the energetic slapstick of the day.

139 Conveyers and robots take the evolving computer from station to station; each unit arrives in front of a worker a split second after she has finished with the previous one.

140 The therapsids flourished during the Permian, rapidly evolving many different forms, ranging from dinosaur-like fanged flesh-eaters to plodding herbivores.

141 But this has triggered an arms race with bacteria, which start evolving to beat the antibiotics - and emerge as in the end as pumped-up, super-charged bacteria invulnerable to our medical weapons.

142 The work is complicated, he notes, by the fact that technology product attributes are evolving constantly and the attributes must be determined before forecasting sales performance.

143 A rapidly evolving society holds the answers to the current great common school debate in the United States.

144 And, while these tactics have been around for many years, integrating the use of social media to deploy them - the best practices and tangible results are still evolving.

145 In fact, the evolving order in Asia is a combination of hub and wheels model, limited co-domination model, normative community model and complex interdependence model.

146 The Thrinax turned sideways to knock Sebastian to 17 and Tong cast Plated Geopede, then played an Evolving Wilds.

147 A concern with evolving XML schema with upward compatibility is that XML data cannot be validated with the existence of newly added elements and attributes.

148 Aim: To explore the evolving process of Purkinje fiber, Purkinje fiber-cardiac muscular bundle junction, and their evolving relation.

149 The problem is an evolving set of interlocking issues and constraints.

150 If Plasmodium vivax is evolving to learn how to infect the Duffy-negative red cell, then a large continent of people suddenly becomes susceptible to a new form of malaria.