Examples of using Which evolved in English and their translations into Croatian
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Which evolved into a chain of electronics stores.
In addition, the archanthropus is an ancient man, which evolved not only physically.
Family business, which evolved and grown into a global empire.
Later, Jackson brought his ideas to Fodera and worked with Ken Smith to create a wider-spaced Contrabass guitar, which evolved to the modern six-string bass.
Which evolved to you and to me. And it may have sown the seeds of life on Earth.
One such system is Ayurveda, which evolved thousands of years ago in India.
Which evolved to you and to me. And it may have sown the seeds of life on Earth.
The earliest member of the genus Homo is Homo habilis which evolved around 2.8 million years ago.
Which evolved to you and to me. And it may have sown the seeds of life on Earth.
Deinotherium is the type genus of the family Deinotheriidae, which evolved from the smaller, early Miocene Prodeinotherium.
Our human brain, which evolved over millions of of years, is being easily defeated by artificial intelligence in various fields.
Linear editing is a kind of dramaturgical editing method which evolved from the simplest form of film narration.
The mammalian crown group, which evolved in the Early Jurassic period, radiated from a group of mammaliaforms that included the docodonts.
A settlement was built around that church, called" St. Michael", which evolved into a small town- Donji Miholjac.
It is a dual-purpose sheep which evolved from objective selection for high growth rate and fertility with final selection being based on visual criteria.
We present one more excellent example of a modern car garage, which evolved from an oil, dark and dirty barn to an art gallery.
Alternatively, the toucans, which evolved from a common ancestor shared with the American barbets, might be included in the traditional all-encompassing barbet family.
Isn't it incredible that our bioelectrical makeup could operate a life-form… which evolved in such a distant… and so different an environment as Earth's?
This is especially true for older people,a world which evolved at a time when men and women were still closed to each other and became close friends only in marriage.
Called"Montane grasslands and shrublands", often evolved as virtual islands, separated from other montane regions by warmer, lower elevation regions, andare frequently home to many distinctive and endemic plants which evolved in response to the cool, wet climate and abundant sunlight.
There are 850 different cichlids alone, all of which evolved from just one single ancestor isolated here thousands of years ago.
He was instrumental in the founding of the Catholic University of Ireland which evolved into University College Dublin, today the largest university in Ireland.
A particular gem is the section on computer art, which evolved simultaneously with the exhibitions and the publication of BIT International and is today one of the most complete of all archives of early computer art.
Evolutionary psychologists argue that much of human behaviour is the result of adaptations which evolved to solve recurrent problems in human ancestral environments.
Linear editing is a kind of dramaturgical editing method which evolved from the simplest form of film narration. It includes unity of action, in many cases also unity of time and space.
And the songs have distinct themes and variations which evolve over time.
The Scoreboard is a tool which evolves in dialogue with Member States and the European Parliament, with the objective of identifying the essential parameters of an effective justice system.
A massive force which evolves rapidly bringing this world closer and closer to the brink of absolute control, closer to the final defeat of freedom.
According to a recent scientific discovery, which was proven globally with comprehensive research, obesity,along with insulin resistance and diabetes, which evolve due to overweight, are caused by maleficentintestinal bacteria.
Strange as it may seem, this vastly-altered landscape replicates the conditions in which peregrines evolved.