Examples of using Further evolution in English and their translations into Spanish
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A further evolution based on efficiency and sustainability.
Overreliance on codes can stifle further evolution of the law.
Borders: further evolution for the optical coupling zero.
The new Smootape by Selle Italia represents a further evolution in handlebar tape.
Further evolution of organizational structure and behavior.
The game underwent further evolution in Cuba and North America.
Further evolution on planetary levels creates new openings for souls to step into.
What sources are available to support the further evolution of solar thermal electricity?
The further evolution of the Organization is therefore inevitable.
The Mongol invasions of Japan in the 13th century spurred further evolution of the Japanese sword.
Roadmap for the further evolution of the Internet governance ecosystem.
A new element of the well-known CIRCUIT line, represents a further evolution of its distinctive shapes.
International law needs a further evolution of substantive provisions and consensual mechanisms for their implementation.
A mother would like that her grown-up child handles himself, so also nature leaves man to himself for further evolution.
A number of participants urged further evolution in the Common Space in order to permit more effective dialogue.
The Albury railway station in New South Wales, completed in 1881,is an example of this further evolution of the style.
Those must remain guiding principles in the further evolution of UNCTAD's relations with civil society and the private sector.
For this reason, as expected,Hegel makes often reference in his lectures to the possibility of a further evolution in history.
Further evolution in this direction would give bigger gliding structures on their thorax and gradually smaller ones on their abdomen.
These elements are expected to provide a solid basis for further evolution of the system in the coming biennium.
In its further evolution, the cenote gets filled with its own ceiling debris, decreasing its depth, eventually drying, and finally being reduced to a mass of vegetation.
Its mandate included both questions of substance and the question of the further evolution of United Nations mechanisms in the field of human rights.
The further evolution of human rights discourse needed to go beyond the limits of what he saw as its original Western-oriented formulation, and should consider different interlocutors, such as civil society organizations, and non- State spaces.
It is instinct because it is unlearned,it is something within oneself which is forever guided in the direction of further evolution by this all-pervading intelligence.
The test ban is both a bulwark against the spread and further evolution of nuclear weapons capabilities, and a necessary step toward the larger goal of nuclear disarmament.
In its analysis of the relevant Security Council resolutions,it indicated that it considered resolution 984 as a further evolution of the provisions of resolution 255.
The extent to which the further evolution of the IIA system can contribute to economic and social development and to better integration of developing countries into the global economy crucially depends on whether appropriate responses to those challenges are found.
However, Tecsidel, in their constant search for leading-edge solutions,believed in a further evolution of the AVC system and continued to investigate until they found AVC Laser system.
The latter should deal with those issues of insurance regulation andsupervision that are of critical importance in the context of the further evolution and/or structural transformation of developing countries' insurance markets.
Capacitybuilding meetings will be held in conjunction with the subregional assessment process to facilitate the further evolution of subregional science-policy networks, platforms and centres of excellence.