Examples of using Had evolved in English and their translations into Korean
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Magic had evolved.
No wonder why a certain thinking had evolved.
For the first time, legs had evolved to fulfill new functions.
They had evolved over many generations to live on a sparse diet.
By the mid 1640's the North End had evolved into its own distinct community.
They first true mammals began to come in the middle of the Triassic in the form of small musliknande animals that had evolved from mammals reptiles.
Granted that humans had evolved from animals, either we all had immortality or none of us did.
But Concha said he and his collaborators were surprised to find that dogs' ability to perceive human faces had evolved to be such an“elaborate” neural process.
If plants and animals had evolved over millions of years then we would expect closely related species to be living close together geographically(figure 1).
The answer, say the paleontologists, is that these fossils are over halfa billion years old, i.e. they lived before land animals and birds had evolved.
However, pizza had evolved from the street food stands into casual dinning, as well as a popular item in the frozen food category, for both industrial and retail segment.
He was given the official name of Hesperopithecus,became popularly known as Nebraska Man, and was presented as evidence that man had evolved from apes.
They had evolved to such a state where they could feel each other's energy and there was no reason for many of the technologies that you have today to talk to one another.
The Epicureans followed the teaching of Epicurus(342- 270 BC), who taught that everything on Earth had evolved directly from the earth material itself.
Pearson was uncertain whether the brown seaweeds had evolved directly from the dinoflagellates, or whether they had arisen indirectly from the dinoflagellates via the yellow-green algae.
And after taking some timeaway from research to work in senior university administration, she returned to research ready to take advantage of the ways in which molecular biology had evolved.
But based on the preconception that India was a separate continent for 100 million years before colliding withAsia 50 million years ago, the researchers had expected to find unique species that had evolved in isolation.
Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Saturday that he would campaign for a liberalisation of the country's restrictive abortion laws ahead of a referendum in the coming months, adding that his views on the issue had evolved.
By sequencing andcomparing hundreds of bacterial genomes, they have shown that all of the explosive epidemics of cholera in Africa and the Americas in the past half-century arose after the arrival of new strains that had evolved in Asia.
You also consider how animals have evolved.
Too, have evolved as fast as phone cameras.
Since then, the car has evolved.
These transmitters have evolved over the years and have become much more sophisticated.
How do you feel about how traveling and backpacking has evolved?
A large way Football has evolved is in relation to staff roles.
It may have evolved.
How will mankind have evolved?
As TVs have evolved, so have entertainment centers.
As far as individual sectors that have evolved the most is the roofing industry.
Computing has evolved.
