Examples of using Subsequent evolution in English and their translations into Spanish
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An ancient alluvial fan and its subsequent evolution are described.
The subsequent evolution of the patient was favorable.
The patient was operated in paraplegia,with poor subsequent evolution.
Second, the subsequent evolution of the Marxist economy is reviewed.
We create and transform businesses from its concept to its operation and subsequent evolution.
It was found subsequent evolution to multiple sclerosis only in three cases.
What can Twitter tells us about the emergence of the 15-M movement and its subsequent evolution?
Subsequent evolution has followed these characteristics of the original design.
As for Shachtman and Burnham, their subsequent evolution vindicated Trotsky's analysis.
The patient's previous illnesses will condition the postoperative period and the subsequent evolution.
Both neonates showed good subsequent evolution with no neurological and no aesthetic sequelae.
The patient's previous illnesses will condition the postoperative recovery and subsequent evolution.
The subsequent evolution of international control leading to the treaty system currently in force was examined in detail.
Stars formed from the primordial material should contain HeH+,which could influence their formation and subsequent evolution.
The subsequent evolution in Abramović's work owes much to her character trait of inclusivity and her willingness to be ever open to others.
Iran has also developed its own version of the Vanguard,under the name Misagh-1 and its subsequent evolution, the Misagh-2, and is currently phasing out its supply of QWs.
Subsequent evolution of the universe will cause the value to grow, bringing it to the currently observed value of around 0.01.
Priorities concerning the RC system and its subsequent evolution have largely been determined through resolutions adopted by the General Assembly.
The case study of Penang shows that"indigenizing" the management of electronics TNCs was an important precondition for the subsequent evolution of a strong local subcontracting industry.
The subsequent evolution of water towards multipurpose uses and the concurrence of several users over the same water body have expanded the figure of the irrigation community to the current user communities.
Born in Europe in the early 90', to date, the GSM,implemented by its subsequent evolution, stands as the standard mobile phone with the largest number of users worldwide.
In the course of subsequent evolution, they diverge, so that the products they code for have different but related functions, with the genes still being adjacent on the chromosome.
For this, the process as a whole is analysed,from entering the system and its subsequent evolution, to consider at every stage of the process what type of intervention should be developed.
The Herschel Space Observatory(formerly called FIRST) will carry out photometry and spectroscopy in a range from far infrared to the sub-millimeter scale of the spectrum;its aim is to study the formation of the galaxies and their subsequent evolution.
Women were equal partners with men in the Maidan protests during the winter of 2013-2014, and in the subsequent evolution of Ukraine's Revolution of Dignity against corruption.
Such islands were characterised by a complete lack of terrestrial mammals and amphibians, and their inhabitants(with the exceptions of migratory birds and species introduced by human activity)were typically the result of accidental colonisation and subsequent evolution.
The Secretary-General provides information on the subsequent evolution of the Headquarters complex and its vicinity, including the Dag Hammarskjöld Library(1963), the South Annex Building(1982) and the Publishing Annex(1981), located underneath the North Lawn Building A/68/734, para. 43.
Beginning in the Ilkanate, Persian domes achieved their final configuration of structural supports, zone of transition, drum,and shells, and subsequent evolution was restricted to variations in form and shell geometry.
This study supports the second hypothesis of independent evolution of echolocation in Aerodramus and Collocalia, with the subsequent evolution of complex behavior needed to complement the physical echolocation system, or even the third approach, as the vocal apparatus-parts of the echolocation system might even be inherited from some prehistoric nocturnal ancestor.