Examples of using Had evolved in English and their translations into Slovak
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So that was sort of how my path had evolved.
Symbolism of flowers had evolved since early Christian days.
Far from its ferocious tyrannosaur cousins, this pot-bellied dinosaur had evolved into a strict vegetarian.
Did you know that billiards had evolved from a popular lawn game called croquet back in the 15th century?
Darwin deliberated about the Christian meaning of mortality andcame to think that the religious instinct had evolved with society.
Twenty years later the buses had evolved to walk on steam.
Unless the brain had evolved to Homo habilis had not been able to come together in larger groups in order to survive.
By the early 1800's, gambling, and even gaming houses, or casinos, had evolved in the newly founded United States of America.
This man had evolved from‘the dust of the earth'(Genesis 2:7), but he still lacked the divine soul that would make him a spiritual being.
They explained that humans had evolved from fishes long before Darwin.
Ceramic vessels belonging to differentcultures developed simultaneously confirm that our ancestors had evolved in terms of cultural diversity.
And the fruit-bearing plants had evolved a signalling arrangement to match.
She started by combing the complete genomes of 191 species for unique orthologues-genes in different species that had evolved from a common ancestral gene.
The strong inner bony support to the body had evolved in water, but it would prove most spectacularly successful, in a completely new environment.
All evolutionists believe that humans evolved from ape-like beasts which had evolved from‘lower' forms of life.
Homo sapiens had evolved in the East African rift valley roughly 200,000 years ago and exited the mother continent to settle the remaining planet around 60,000 years ago.
His suspicions had become more specific, then shifted into planning, which had evolved into physical preparation.
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.
The aim of the single market reviewwas to look at how the single market had evolved in line with Europe's economies since 1992.
In Great Britain the Whigs had evolved by the mid-19th century into the Liberal Partywhose reformist programs became the model for liberal political parties throughout Europe.
Despite serious consequences, including decapitation, by the 15th century,a trading system had evolved that encompassed Southeast and North Asia.
The future technological revolution had evolved into something that made it harder for those in power to keep it anyway, or at least they were more difficult to be completely okontollerad power over the people.
Even before him, Darwin's own grandfather, Erasmus Darwin,had suggested that plants and animals had evolved from some few primitive species.
Until now paleontologists thought whales had evolved from Mesonychians, and extinct group of land-dwelling carnivores, while molecular scientists studying DNA were convinced they descended from artiodactyls(even towed ungulates).
Eventually a more sophisticated,shorter and lighter version emerged that by the end of the 17th century had evolved into an entirely new weapon, the smallsword.
By 1948, He turned his efforts toward a fundamental understanding of the problem and had evolved a method of expressing information in quantitative form.
