Sentences with phrase «evolved over a number»

But it had evolved over a number of years.

The Science IDEAS model has evolved over a number of years.

Local partnerships have evolved over a number of years, and people of the local community regularly attend these long standing events.

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The asset mix will evolve over time in agreement with the employee based on a limited number of low - cost portfolio investment solutions, and contributions are locked in until retirement.

But the Catholic Church has evolved greatly in a number of directions over two thousand years.

These numbers compare with 69 % of all people surveyed who «believe there is solid evidence that the average temperature on Earth has been getting warmer over the past few decades» and 57 % who «believe humans and other living things evolved over time.»

Like any great product, Fanta has evolved over the years, with a number of bottle re-designs under its belt.

The Voting Rights Act was enacted in 1965, and has been evolving over the years in a number of ways.

The number and size of the fellowship program areas has changed over the years and continues to evolve.

These crash - avoidance strategies have evolved over 150 million years in birds and may inspire anti-collision systems in drones, «especially now that drones are being built in large numbers», says Srinivasan.

The number of individual supermassive black hole binaries seen also offers a measure of how often galaxies merge, which is an important measure of how the universe evolved over time.

This is an approach to the subject of Religion which has evolved over about 20 years of teaching in a number of different schools.

A number of highly successful racing variants of those new Porsche cars evolved over the years.

A number of highly successful racing variants of that car evolved over the years.

Over the years, the types of IRAs have evolved and increased in number.

Beauxmont is just one of a growing number of pets who have benefitted from laser therapy, particularly over the last decade as the technology has evolved.

In the monumentally scaled triptych Lolita's House, Plaster Pink (2018), the artist uses a number of visual devices to draw the viewer's eye across the canvas while also mimicking the way in which memory evolves over time.

This is the 4th version of these products, which have undergone a number of significant changes over that time and so this is a good opportunity to discuss how and why data products evolve and what that means in the bigger scheme of things.

As the legal profession evolves to meet the changing demands of the marketplace, freelance lawyers have a new angle on the practice of law, and their numbers have been growing in the largest U.S. legal markets over the past several years.

The numbers span 1990 to 2008 and provide a surprisingly interesting look at the caseloads of the federal courts and how they have evolved over nearly two decades.

Over the years, DANB has evolved to serve an increasing number of stakeholders in the dental assisting community.

Over a period of 23 years, the PROSPER Partnership Model evolved from a series of projects that served a wide range of groups and entailed evaluations measuring a number of outcomes.

Over the years these loans have evolved to provide a variety of options to accommodate a number of borrowers», age 62 and older, specific wants and needs.

A number of tests have evolved to determine whether the individual is an independent contractor or an employee, but the primary focus is the amount of control being exerted by the business over the individual.

The hard money industry is constantly evolving, having seen a number of changes over the last few years alone.

Over the years, reverse mortgage loans have evolved to accommodate a number of borrowers.

«Looking back at the early shows, we had a lot more furniture in the mix... the number of furniture dealers gradually declined over the years as the show evolved into more antique and vintage decor accessories, estate jewellery, ephemera — more «smalls» vs. large furniture pieces.»