Примери за използване на Had evolved на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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New tools and platforms had evolved.
And they had evolved in North America for 40 million years.
Twenty years later the buses had evolved to walk on steam.
They had evolved many different features to adapt to their environments.”.
By the age of fifteen, she had evolved into a gorgeous young lady.
This had evolved from the Buddhist practice of offering flowers to the spirits of the dead.
Scientists also believed that those two species had evolved venom production independently from snakes.
If humans had evolved from a simpler form, the implication to the scientific mind was obvious and disturbing.
So it appears that Earth's oxygenation may have been inescapable once photosynthesis had evolved.”.
Suddenly, Pluto had evolved from a wannabe planet to an entire system.
After 30 days of evolution,they sequenced the genomes of bacteria that had evolved novel metabolic traits.
The organs of life had evolved to depend on the death of others for their existence.
The latter established the Commission for Hydrological Meteorology,which by 1971 had evolved into the present CHy.
By 1995, SFA and contact management had evolved to closely resemble modern CRM software.
While the original 50 Impact cars were destroyed after testing was finished,[10] the design had evolved into the GM EV1 by 1996.
By 1909, that had evolved several times, becoming"attract attention, awaken the interest, persuade and convince.".
When we were growing up, they used to tell us… humanity had evolved that mankind had outgrown hate and rage.
If any of the three had evolved much before the others it would have been of no use, and would not have been selected.
We should all be aware that long before Europeans arrived in North America,Indians had evolved their own form of education.
The inhabitants of the planet had evolved to the level of space travel, a little beyond where we are today.
The sloping-shouldered bottle started to appear around 1715 andby the mid eighteenth century this had evolved into the high-shouldered bottle.
By 1995, SFA andContact Management had evolved to a great extent and were reminiscent to some extent of modern CRM.
In the 19th century,Charles Darwin kept a series of notebooks chronicling how the shapes of animals had evolved to adapt to the environments they lived in.
Scientists used to believe that women had evolved to hide their ovulation rather than going into“heat” like other mammals.
At the beginning of the human stage of the Fourth Round on this Globe, they"ooze out" their astral doubles from the"ape-like" forms which they had evolved in Round III.
Their bodies had evolved in ways that enabled them to walk upright most of the time, but still climb trees.
The NSA document provides a glimpse into how the war had evolved from its early stages of popular uprisings and repression.”.
Their bodies had evolved in ways that enabled them to walk upright most of the time while still being able to climb trees.
Mr Borissov did not explain how, nevertheless, the Bulgarian position had evolved to precisely the contrary, neither gave he more details after the EU summit.
One of the other things that I loved about being a chaplain was seeing patients a year, or even several years after their treatment, because it was just really cool tosee how they had changed and how their lives had evolved and what had happened to them.