But the adventure game wouldn't evolve from what Grim accomplished.
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I'm excited to see how phone games evolve from here.
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But it hinges on how the data evolve from here.
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Major industries always evolve—from transportation and health care and education.
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Mattel in particular has struggled to evolve from its Barbie past.
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LN: How did the demands evolve from "Take me to Cuba"?
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Their job was to see how solar storms evolve from the sun.
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How did the violence evolve from meat cleavers to pistols to bombs?
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All Presidential Candidates Evolve from the Campaign Trail to the White House.
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Did Badreddine ever evolve from terrorist into soldier, as some have claimed?
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Did it start off as one or the other and evolve from there?
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But, you wonder, how can the show itself grow and evolve from here?
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Without any government oversight, who knows how the system will evolve from here.
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I'm trying to evolve from this but for now this is what you get.
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How did Animals evolve from an independent web series into something airing on HBO?
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New proteins do not just pop into existence; they all evolve from ancestral proteins.
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The world is changing, and the worst enemies evolve from local legends into national institutions.
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I've raised two kids in New York and have watched my homeland evolve from afar.
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What kind of society would evolve from creatures who lived their entire lives as prey?
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I've spent months now watching Republican replacement plans evolve from white papers to legislative language.
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How did Pelican evolve from that and what led to the creation of your Untitled record?
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"We are excited to learn from these first three stores and evolve from there," Robb said.
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It was then that her involvement within the Palestinian resistance began to evolve from passive to active.
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The lessons evolve from simple match-the-image-with-the-word stuff to more complex conversational scenarios.
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Twitch (2011)Twitch's explosion has allowed gaming livestreams to evolve from a niche hobby to full-time careers.
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That map may change and evolve from time to time, but it's even more "common ground" between players.
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China's economic growth has begun to flatten out, so it has sought to evolve from manufacturing to service.
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We see her evolve from the idealistic Wellesley student to a secretary of state who — learning of Col.
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But sex did evolve from being downright painful to tolerable [after I gave birth for the first time].
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This was a major limiting factor for VB, so we'll have to see how things evolve from here.
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The Handmaid seemed to evolve from a symbol of advocacy for victims into a way of playacting victimhood.
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How did this place evolve from moms in red-bottomed heels to teenage girls in track suits and sneakers?
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The F/A-18 pilots have seen those gains evolve from the skies during their missions in recent months.
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But it'll be interesting to see what types of niche communities emerge and evolve from the Pokémon Go phenomenon.
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A lot of songs evolve from very minimal ideas, so Josh and Jake also play large roles in writing.
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"A milestone story which might evolve from this decision is a real prospect for a political solution," Zakharova said.
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She would evolve from street protester in her hometown of St. Louis to Black Lives Matter organizer in Oakland.
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These benefits are also what have caused gold to evolve from the somewhat antiquated bullion vaults of old, however.
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" Russia Foreign Ministry: "A milestone story which might evolve from this decision is a real prospect for a political solution.
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Together, they evolve from single-celled organisms to post-human robots, variously becoming creatures that swim, fly, run, and float.
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Ukraine is just one of several ex-Soviet territories struggling to evolve from monopoly through oligopoly to fully open skies.
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Hypothetically, a B-52 loaded with multiple hypersonic weapons can evolve from its standard function into a "missileer," Roper said.
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Giuliani had already begun to evolve from competent city official to hapless big-time political candidate before the attack occurred.
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In perhaps the most curious example, Spare CS is trying to help the marijuana industry evolve from its cash only roots.
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Influenza viruses can evolve from one flu season to the next, and even change within the course of the same season.
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"The higher-value experience begins in April and will continue to evolve from there," Birchbox representatives said in a press release.
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"The textures that evolve from those combinations suggest depths beyond the obvious, as I hope the works themselves do," she says.
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At this point the diaries evolve from emotional vent to limbering-up exercise to full-on rough drafts for Sedaris's writing.
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Over the last 23 years, I have seen venture capital evolve from a small apprenticeship business to a global economic engine.
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The influx of new people is causing the district to evolve from a government town to a broader and more diverse economy.
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Or maybe it's time to give Gegenbaur his due and accept that fins (and, ultimately, our own limbs) did evolve from gills.
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Seems like a promising plan, and it'll be very interesting to see how things evolve from here for both Netflix and Millarworld.
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Cage, on the other hand, takes a steady trial-and-error approach to evolve from petty coward to signature Cruise action figure.
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It is rare for a problem to evolve from a single situation or individual: many people and circumstances often play a role.
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They've also seen the character emotionally evolve from a fresh-out-of-a-coma sheriff to a "Ricktator" and everything in between.
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The local teenagers might as well be from "Bye Bye Birdie" — and they evolve from antagonists to allies with the scantest provocation.
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And then, one of our friends ended up working on this, but nobody thought how quickly it would evolve from that point.
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If the Oscars can evolve from an anti-union scheme to friend of organized labor, it can grow in other ways too.
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The furry creatures didn't only gain humor as they began to slowly evolve from furniture to more human-like beings, they got emotion.
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For Apple to truly evolve from being a device maker, it would need to generate half of revenue from services, according to Munster.
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The big picture: As cars evolve from being mostly mechanical to being computers on wheels, they become increasingly fragile, especially around the periphery.
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New diseases sometimes evolve from existing human illnesses, but most of the time they come from a disease that already existed in animals.
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Her departure comes as GoDaddy has begun building out cloud infrastructure, helping it evolve from a simple hosting service to something more robust.
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Google is redesigning its mobile apps and website with shortcuts as it continues to evolve from a search engine into an answer engine.
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The Occupy protesters may have shouted and rallied, but they ultimately failed to attract enough popular support to evolve from protest to movement.
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The Syrian civil war has seen Hizbullah evolve from a militia into something resembling a professional army, capable of fighting brigade-scale battles.
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Over the last few years, we've seen the multi-faceted retailer evolve from a boho furniture resource to a must-visit fashion destination.
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Catch up: Analysts say Five Star's standing fell because it failed to evolve from an angry protest movement into an effective governing party.
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What makes it evolve from one march to a broader movement with serious political sway — the kind that can get policy change done?
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We have not reflected, like we did with pensions, it can't be that after distributing subsidies the Gini (co-efficient) didn't evolve from before.
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Over the course of her long and storied career, we've watched Taylor Swift evolve from goofy awards show raver to sexy music video vixen.
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Still, it has to evolve from somewhere: As any New Media Commentator can tell you, regular TV first started out as radio plays, etc,.
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Many more efforts will need to be made, and the infrastructure developed to evolve from very simple life support systems to mini-biospheric ones.
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How did the drug trade evolve from the "pot rebellion," as you call it in your book, to the violent industry we have today?
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Eastman Kodak, another pioneer of its industry, succumbed to bankruptcy in 2012 after struggling to evolve from film to the age of digital photography.
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Neil Walker, who was born in 1985, grew up in Pittsburgh and has seen his musical tastes evolve from hip-hop to alternative rock.
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This year could bring even more attention to the industry, as young companies continue to evolve from wannabes with pitch decks into legitimate businesses.
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How did I evolve from a person who looked for every excuse to get behind the wheel to a person who mostly avoids driving?
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It let his show evolve from a transatlantic curiosity for especially twisted anglophiles into a bona fide cult smash with the zeitgeist in a stranglehold.
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HaxDogma reaches this conclusion by identifying the time in Westworld history in which the hosts evolve from being mechanical to near-human in their composition.
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The battleground map will evolve from now through the fall and just like the rest of this election season, it will be anything but predictable.
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Then he has to convince them that he can evolve from the bully of the Republican primaries to fill the exacting demands of the presidency.
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You can't evolve from plastic, and perhaps it's time for Nicki's artist evolution to strip away some of the pop icon she's spent years perfecting.
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Kelly often draws a bright line between campaigning and governing, and pushes Trump to "evolve" from some of his blunter rhetoric on the campaign trail.
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The public doesn't have the same emotional connection to Adams as they do to Leo, whom they've watched evolve from teen heartthrob to auteurs' muse.
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The economic system needs to evolve from one focused on Gross Domestic Product, by recognizing and incorporating the value of natural capital into economic accounting.
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"A milestone story which might evolve from this decision is a real prospect for a political solution," Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Wednesday.
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Chalamet seems to match Elio's exuberance, to share his devotion to experimentation and limit-pushing and, before our eyes, to evolve from precociousness to mastery.
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We want to build out what we kind of want to evolve from, let's say, Orbitz for the movie theater to OpenTable for the movie theater.
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If High Times can evolve from a culture publication to an e-commerce portal, it could grow into a potent part of the budding cannabis industry.
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Hershey has acquired brands such as barkTHINS snacking chocolate and Krave jerky on its quest to evolve from a confectionery company to a broader snacking company.
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Research takes months or years to evolve from early-stage ideas to coherent and crisp findings, with additional months of writing before submitting work for publication.
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But if a subsequent nuclear deal is to evolve from an intellectual exercise to a realistic goal, the U.S. cannot avoid talking with the Iranians forever.
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At this point, the question must evolve from how many jobs are being created each month, to what types of jobs are being created each month?
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We did see two main types in our tasting, those with the structure to benefit and evolve from aging, and those that seemed delicious right now.
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"If you're looking for complex biology — intelligent aliens that might take a long time to evolve from pond scum — older could be better," Dr. Shostak said.
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Based on their research, de Santana and his team believe that the three species began to evolve from their common ancestor about 7.1 million years ago.
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When did the US evolve from tacitly condoning the existence of black markets to becoming one of the world's primary enforcers against illicit trade and piracy?
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Hellabrunn Zoo says we can only expect the cub's shenanigans to evolve from here, as she is getting more mobile, curious and active with each passing day.
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Sorry, David Attenborough, we didn't evolve from 'aquatic apes' -- here's why Picture me rummaging through the couch because I falsely believe the TV remote is in there.
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Regardless, it's clear that we had to evolve from something in order to become what we are today—and that something did not look anything like us.
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The firm's ultimate aim is to evolve from being a platform for overnight stays into a comprehensive travel company, capturing an ever-greater share of tourists' spending.
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The other characters in the show — members of the A/V club and theater club — evolve from two-dimensional tropes into fleshed out and (mostly) endearing characters.
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Chris Evangelista, Slashfilm: The Man In Black, in particular, begins to evolve from the show's scary heavy to more of a rounded – but still terribly flawed – individual.
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We feel like we're really at the beginning of what cameras can do, evolve from being just a piece of hardware to software connected to the internet.
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Many people don't seem to understand how exercising can evolve from a healthy habit to a potentially harmful addiction, she said, and she wants to change that.
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The series became an enormous, wholly unexpected hit in the U.S., helping producer Haim Saban evolve from a self-described "cartoon schlepper" into a politically influential billionaire.
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At the end of the day, if you learn something from it, and you can evolve from that, I think that's a success in its own right.
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I'll miss trying to figure out his music and his various interpersonal conflicts, but I'm looking forward to relaxing and watching his career evolve from the sidelines.
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This work ensures young people evolve from being simple consumers of media to lifelong learners, aware of and able to denounce the signs of bias and harassment.
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The first could evolve from mobile AR, but they are more likely to come from native smart glasses use cases that only work for that form factor.
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These days, forward-looking financial services firms are doing everything they can to evolve from being sales-oriented, product-centric businesses to more consultative, client-centric businesses.
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The more wines you rate, the better its system can match future shipments to your taste and adjust picks if your tastes evolve from the initial quiz.
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Wanda moved in early, before most developers realized that the city would evolve from basic steel-making into one of the biggest auto manufacturing hubs in China.
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The setbacks afflicting 5-Star show the problems facing unconventional, populist parties that are sprouting up across Europe as they evolve from raucous protest movements into mature rulers.
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On the after show, Chris is weepy, admitting that Krystal helped him evolve from Mr. Angry (who appeared on Becca's season) to Mr. Swoony (who, like, just appeared).
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"The world is watching Iran for signs of change, hoping it will evolve from a rogue revolutionary state into a respectable member of the international community," he wrote.
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The more wines you rate, the more closely its system can match future shipments to your taste and adjust picks if your tastes evolve from the initial quiz.
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It took time for the broadcast to evolve from the bare bones of simply stating what happened, but eventually announcers would describe the grandstand and the outfield grass.
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For us, we have to evolve from ice cream and aviators and being vice president to being commander-in-chief, while remaining relatable and true to his personality.
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And not Sirkit, whose moral flaws and failures in judgment are divulged as the story unfolds, allowing her to evolve from a saintly victim into a complex heroine.
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But that's a much harder problem, and it might take a number of years for the technology to evolve from freeway-only driving to rendering drivers totally obsolete.
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First announced last year, Britt said there would be more details on upcoming programming in the near future as iflix looks to evolve from challenger into established broadcast medium.
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Their role needs to evolve from operating mammoth power plants and transmission grids to operating software-powered platforms that interconnect the unscaled power solutions in homes and small businesses.
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Venture capitalists tend to be brainy types, but a meeting with Debock might evolve from the state of European tech funding to string theory in a manner of minutes.
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Yet Mr. Trump has refused to evolve from the candidate whose position rose on his rallies, his debate performances and his expert ability to mock a rival's weak points.
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It has become a substitute for ideology, even though ideology and the programs that evolve from it may have farther-reaching implications and are certainly far easier to gauge.
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We've seen Morgan evolve from a man nearly deranged by grief into a man of deep silences and painstakingly chosen words who lets his Aikido staff speak for him.
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Online betting sites, traditionally destinations for sports wagers, have under the Trump administration seen betting on politics and elections evolve from a just-for-fun niche into substantial markets.
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But what's really exciting is that over time, we've seen the capacity for these cameras to evolve from event-based products to products that are used all day long.
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"The role of radiologists will evolve from doing perceptual things that could probably be done by a highly trained pigeon to doing far more cognitive things," he told me.
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My mother, who is black, chose a donor who was white—Italian and Irish, according to documents—and so my childhood seemed to evolve from an odd genetic question.
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But in the case of these group chat TikToks, creators told Business Insider that these videos took hours, even days, to evolve from idea to a video ready to post.
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SS: Are these works constructed out of code, and if so, how do your imagination and your notion of nonlinear time evolve from binary code, which I thought was linear?
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To do so, Mr. Corbyn may need to evolve from the leader of an insurgent left-wing social movement to the head of a party that can garner broad support.
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Over the years, Pinterest has tried to evolve from being a digital scrapbooking service to a visual discovery tool, positioning it as a potential competitor to products like Google Search.
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But magazines like BEAR, including competitors like Bear World and Inside Bear, became instrumental in planting the seeds for bear culture to evolve from a fetish into a full-fledged identity.
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John Boehner told CNBC on Tuesday he can't predict what type of president Donald Trump will be but believes that Trump realizes he needs to evolve from his campaign trail bluster.
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A Fart You'd Know Anywhere Unlike some of the other kinks we've explored in Rule 34—slime girls, blueberries, Lego sex—this fetish didn't evolve from popular culture or the internet.
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It's very much an instinctual process, I have pretty much zero musical training so it's mostly just feeling where I want the music to go and letting it evolve from there.
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And he even positioned it as the next big wave, saying computing "will evolve from mobile first to AI first, and I think we are on the forefront" of this trend.
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Meanwhile, in the same span of time, we've seen phones evolve from essentially can-plus-wire, to computers more powerful than the ones many of us use at our desks today.
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Along with the new brand Partner also launched a new strategy to evolve from a cellular company into a communications group in which television and content will play a central role.
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Still, Novartis research chief Jay Bradner is optimistic treatments like his company's Kymriah will evolve from being last-ditch options for desperate patients to more affordable weapons suited for mass maladies.
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Op-Ed Contributor Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — THE world is watching Iran for signs of change, hoping it will evolve from a rogue revolutionary state into a respectable member of the international community.
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"While liberal values and principles remain fundamental, the implications of these precepts necessarily evolve from generation to generation, reflecting social changes and new norms," PEN America's Principles on Campus Free Speech says.
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Scientists have also discovered that whales remix some of their songs to incorporate bits of music associated with other breeding grounds, which may explain why the songs evolve from year to year.
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From there, you could palpably feel Soloway becoming radicalized over the course of making the show, watching their gender identity evolve from looking at awards-show photos over the past four years.
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We have watched Hathaway evolve from a teen starlet to a red carpet style star, with iconic hair and makeup styles that include sleek pixies, wavy lobs, and her Princess Diaries-era chignons.
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Over the past few years Mode had been trying to evolve from its original model, which was dependent primarily on traditional display advertising, to one that leaned on video ads and native ads.
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This month marks the 22019th anniversary of the world being introduced to the Razr, and in the years since its release, we've seen phones evolve from two-piece clamshells to sleek glass bricks.
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The darkness we like to hurt in is made for us to fight through and evolve from, and when you simplify it down to the root, it's all Love so, it's all good.
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Chief among them: why did these streams of ionized gas evolve from neat, orderly rays near the Sun's surface to the turbulent solar winds experienced on Earth and elsewhere in the solar system.
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The first looks at historical data from 210-225, trying to isolate the primary drivers of emission rates; it then uses the results to project how those drivers will evolve from 22001-403.
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As the past week has delivered an escalation in novel coronavirus cases throughout the US, we've watched coronavirus memes evolve from largely educational and encouraging PSAs into full-fledged, modern-day internet humor.
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One potential explanation for this ability is that alone among flying animals, insects' wings did not evolve from pre-existing limbs, the way those of birds and bats did, said Dr. Gonzalez-Bellido.
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And so I'm glad you raised this because it's a thing that I am most proud of, is the ability for the company to grow and evolve from where it was is everything.
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Over the course of her 12-year career, we've seen her evolve from a curly-haired, acoustic guitar-strumming dreamer, to a steely woman ready to defend her "reputation" to a world of haters.
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The company is scrambling to produce 5,000 Model 3s a week ahead of its third-quarter earnings, as it attempts to evolve from a niche luxury electric car company into a mass-market player.
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"We'd want to go through what the different potential scenarios are - how the situations might evolve from a political, regulatory and economic perspective," an executive at one of Canada's top three pension funds said.
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To start, student affairs must evolve from a position focused on first-time, full-time students to developing psycho-social and academic support structures for students who may be spending less "physical" time campus.
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With all that in mind, it makes sense that Instagram would eventually want to evolve from its vintage-looking camera icon, and the company's been working on this new design for almost a year.
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Indeed, the regenerations are the primary reason Doctor Who was able to evolve from British children's educational programming to a 113-years-old-and-counting genre TV standard with fans all around the world.
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First, they saw that the internet would evolve from a web of pages to a web of people, called Web 2.0, which led them to start or bankroll companies like Plaxo, LinkedIn and Facebook.
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When postwar life arrived for the artists, filmmakers, and photographers who had trudged through the Benito Mussolini years as propagandists, their work had to evolve from goading the nationalistic fervor that drove Italy toward war.
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For the past 20 years, we've been able to watch Hathaway evolve from a teen starlet to a regular red carpet highlight, with iconic hair and makeup styles that include sleek pixies and wavy lobs.
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Kashmala Kakakhel, a climate finance expert who helped with the 100 Days Agenda document, said thinking on climate change needed to evolve from "piecemeal, project-based interventions to a guiding principle for Pakistan's development agenda".
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If you watching Woody evolve from Andy's favorite to a toy ignored at the bottom of the box broke your heart, you'll definitely weep when you see where the Toy Story 4 journey takes him.
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The island needs to evolve from "a culture of employees to a culture of entrepreneurs," said Antonio Medina, who stepped down in August as the chief of Puerto Rico's economic development agency, known as PRIDCO.
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In a statement, the U.S.-led coalition said its relationship with the Iraqi armed forces would evolve "from supporting and enabling combat operations to the training and development of self-sufficient Iraqi security-related capabilities".
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In a Trends in Ecology and Evolution paper published this past July, Scerri and her colleagues claimed that Homo sapiens had a pan-African origin, and that our species didn't evolve from a single ancestral population.
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Humans Didn't Evolve From a Single Ancestral PopulationImage: TARAIn the 1980s, scientists learned that all humans living today are descended from a woman, dubbed "Mitochondrial Eve," who lived in Africa between 150,1125 to 200,000 years ago.
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But while her one-time counterpart Pam Poovey (Amber Nash) managed to evolve from a puppet-loving HR director into a drag-racing, brawling badass and Sterling's best friend, Cheryl never really came into her own.
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Just as "driver assist" is nice, having a car pick me up and drive me home is a completely different deal, and the latter might not evolve from the former—they might have separate development paths.
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We've seen MLF evolve from animation to immersive installation, and now they're focusing on banging out innovative and thoughtful VR experiences, like one of the first 360° animated music videos and a mixed reality dining experience.
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The Seneca case also rejuvenated calls for police to wear body cameras, and the department was criticized for letting the situation evolve from an effort to trap his companion into selling a small amount of marijuana.
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His camera swoops between them as they convey messages to each other, and his framing neatly conveys the way the characters evolve from squabbling workmates who don't really like each other into men with a mission.
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But even if this vision proves infeasible, the basic point remains: the United States needs to have a plan for postwar Afghanistan, a country that can evolve from a burdensome problem to a fruitful strategic opportunity.
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I've watched the sport evolve from the "Sport of Kings" to Everyman syndicates where four, 10 or 20 people throw in a few bucks for a piece of a horse in chase of a big dream.
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For example, if intelligence takes at least a billion years to evolve from a primordial soup of inanimate matter, then astronomers could limit their searches to solar systems that are more than one billion years old.
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Over a relatively short amount of time, we've watched cryptocurrencies evolve from relative obscurity to a point where governments and financial institutions are taking it seriously and making huge investments in blockchain technologies for their own use.
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WE ARE TALKING TECHNOLOGY AND I HAVE WATCHED YOUR BANK EVOLVE FROM THE COMPANY THAT WAS PRETTY MUCH LIKE ALL THE BANKS TO ONE THAT HAS – UNDERSTANDS A MOBILE STRATEGY AND UNDERSTANDS WHO THEIR CUSTOMERS REALLY ARE.
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A similar foundation for a national emergency, ostensibly warranting the imposition of martial law or exclusion orders, could evolve from Trump's promised policies banning Muslims, or people from nations predominantly Muslim, from traveling to the United States.
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Growing up in front of the camera from the time that she was a toddler, the world has watched the Parent Trap actress evolve from a child star to an adult — including her many lows and highs.
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"The high-rises themselves take on traits and modes of agency that shift and evolve from story to story — each time a familiar name is brought back to the stage, he or she feels recontextualized, born anew."
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The European Securities and Markets Authority set out in its three-year strategic plan on Thursday how it will evolve from intense rule-making after the financial crisis to checking that the new regulations are being enforced.
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Just as Dylan picked up syntax and style from his idol, Guthrie drew on Will Rogers and John Steinbeck to evolve from a prosperous middle-American radio host to a working-class hero who defined folk authenticity.
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Yet at some point in any long-term relationship, each partner is likely to evolve from the person we fell in love with into someone new — and not always into someone cuter or smarter or more fun.
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RUSSONELLO Sage Fisher, who records as Dolphin Midwives, uses loops of harp and electronic sounds, and sometimes (though not on this track) her voice, to construct tracks that evolve from ambient Minimalism to something considerably more volatile.
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On the audio-visual Emergence project, Cooper created a mesmerizing listening experience meant to emulate the scientific principle of emergence, the idea that the elements of our world continually evolve from one state of being to another.
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Not just anyone can evolve from being one of the most recognizable teens on TV into a major beauty force, but Biel has pulled it off seamlessly... and married a boy-band icon, too, while she's at it.
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One piece is that the interface on a Roku is going to evolve from the way it works today which is an interface of apps or what we call streaming channels, to a more content-first user interface.
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Also, officials aren't entirely sure how much of the Sanchi's crude condensate has spilled into the sea, and given that spills of ultra-light crude condensate are rare, it's difficult to know how it will evolve from here.
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"Stan wanted Kirby to be Kirby, Ditko to be Ditko...and everyone else to be Kirby," remembers artist Don Heck, who himself had to evolve from his lush romance comics art to adopting a Kirbyesque two-fisted style.
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But recent technological firepower has allowed the process to evolve from the hyper-manual passing of Excel spreadsheets back and forth to handling large or complex trades with ease and regularity due to algorithms and advanced risk analysis.
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Unless Congress passes new legislation, our health-care system will struggle to evolve from a fee-for-service approach to the value-based payment model necessary to effectively scale up these new therapies and provide patient access to them.
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Page, now at the University of Alberta, and Wootters, now at Williams, discovered that an entangled system that is globally static can contain a subsystem that appears to evolve from the point of view of an observer within it.
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Over time, hopefully, a peace treaty and economic aid will allow the regime the space to evolve from a totalitarian Cold War leftover threatening its neighbors and mistreating its people, and into something more worthy of the world's respect.
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Cox has seen the group evolve from its early days of extorting US medical centres, right up to its current campaign around the 9/11 documents, and how The Dark Overlord has adapted its strategy, and brazenness, over time.
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In spite of his success, Kalanick was never able to evolve from an entrepreneur into an executive leader who could build a great team around him, as Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Amazon's Jeff Bezos, and Alibaba's Jack Ma have done.
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That is, the high-rises themselves take on traits and modes of agency that shift and evolve from story to story — each time a familiar name is brought back to the stage, he or she feels recontextualized, born anew.
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What assured Burrow that Orgeron, who cut his chops as a defensive line coach, could evolve from the run and play defense formula that Nick Saban and Les Miles used to win national championships more than a decade ago?
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True to its moniker, his "mole madre" at Pujol aspires to be a kind of earth mother of all moles: He and his team keep feeding it, aging it, letting it funkily expand and evolve from month to month.
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" The Voice judge, who also founded fashion line L.A.M.B. and eyewear line gx by Gwen Stefani, continues, "Even in our own small collection I saw [Zuma] evolve from wearing a formal glasses, to a little more fun and risky glasses.
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"It's the next gay marriage," says Jason Sabo of Frontera Strategy, a lobbying firm in Texas, who predicts that paid leave will quickly evolve from being perceived as a fringe issue to gaining mainstream support and broader acceptance by society.
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The company is trying to evolve from being a slow-moving but well-respected creator of high-quality wireless speakers to a somewhat-faster-moving but still high-quality audio company that covers in-home music, voice assistants, and more.
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This year's election is the first real test of whether the coalition behind Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan can evolve from a diffuse, personality-driven following to an organized political force able to boost candidates outside his electoral strongholds.
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The storm will evolve from late Saturday through Monday night, spreading precipitation first into the Mid-Atlantic, then extending into New York City by Sunday afternoon, with the biggest impacts anticipated in New England from Sunday night through Monday night.
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Meanwhile, across those seven seasons, with more women in the mix, The Big Bang Theory has allowed Penny to evolve from being Leonard's elusive, idealized crush-object to becoming a human being as flawed and funny as her brainier pals.
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So watching him evolve from one kind of patriotism to another kind of patriotism is only possible in a free country like ours, where we are afforded the right and the privilege to hold our government accountable, to ask these questions.
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Live, Cherry Glazerr is a guitar-bass-drums trio, but in the studio, the band uses layers of guitars and occasional dollops of synthesizer to make each song evolve from within: fragile or eerie at one moment, ironclad the next.
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Margo Rodriguez, half of the husband-and-wife team Augie and Margo, who danced the mambo on television and before presidents and helped it evolve from a nightclub craze into popular entertainment, died on Tuesday in West Palm Beach, Fla.
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And with that flood of new Tesla owners, many expect the demographics and the level of engagement of this consumer base to evolve from people who bought into a larger mission and the man behind it to people who, simply, bought a car.
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But she could not have known that the next seven years would prove to be a definitive chapter of her photography career, that she would evolve from capturing people on camera in chance encounters to portraits in which the subjects became collaborative participants.
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The Pentagon has said the fifth generation stealth aircraft China is developing, the J-20 and the J-31, are necessary for China's air force to evolve from a mostly territorial force to one that can carry out both offensive and defensive operations.
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"I would like them to feel the weight that they put on other people," said Ms. Natalie, who has said she is an ex-girlfriend who saw Mr. Raniere evolve from a charismatic marketing executive to a controlling leader who demanded followers' obedience.
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Even without the meta knowledge of hurricanes bearing down on that landscape today, it serves as an ominous reminder of how the images we circulate today will in their own way evolve from immediate to remote as we move into the future.
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How did this country ever evolve from a wall listing the amount paid for so many black people to the wall on the great ground floor featuring the many black people who helped pay to build the museum that would display either wall?
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But Perret's approach is common in startups moving into the scale-up stage, which often evolve from relying on generalists at the early stage who can help build out all facets of the company, to specialists who can be more effective in a given area.
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The shifting shape of digital coin trading, depicted by industry data and interviews with exchanges and companies, suggests bitcoin is struggling to evolve from a speculative asset favored by relatively niche investors to an investment choice in the same league as stocks or bonds.
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"As the Bixby ecosystem grows, it will use its completeness, context awareness and cognitive tolerance to evolve from a smartphone interface to the interface for your life," Injong Rhee, head of research & development, software and services at Samsung Mobile, said in a press release.
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The Own Risk Solvency Assessment (ORSA), a state-based mandate requiring an annual filing of a company's own assessment of its risk profile, is expected to continue to be fine-tuned and potentially evolve from a mere filing requirement to a basis for judgment by state regulators.
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Fear for the survival of the nuclear deal dovetails with an entirely mistaken idea about Iran that has driven much American and European policy since the 1990s: that the Islamic Republic can evolve from theocracy to a more traditional, nonthreatening authoritarian regime or even to democracy.
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"We did not evolve from a single 'cradle of mankind' somewhere in East Africa," said Philipp Gunz, a paleoanthropologist at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, and a co-author of two new studies on the fossils, published in the journal Nature.
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"We envisage AI and sensing being used across a wide range of applications such as IoT, autonomous driving, games and advanced medicine, and believe there is a potential for image sensors to evolve from the hardware they are today, to a solutions and platforms business," it said.
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Few DIY spaces, however, have had their demise chronicled as thoroughly as Silent Barn, which was struggling to evolve from a gritty, illegal, all-ages venue into an above-ground, financially-sustainable and hyper-inclusive arts community when it finally succumbed to financial pressures and closed last April.
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Even I've watched him evolve from the high-energy, flamboyantly earringed hypebeast I'd see hanging around shows three or four years ago in Chicago to a more considered, laid-back conversationalist who gets a kick out of letting a joke hang in the air for a beat too long.
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But even when mirrorless technology started getting really good, Nikon (and Canon) refused to evolve from their full-frame DSLRs—with their old-school flapping mirrorboxes—for a variety of reasons, and they are now coming out with their own answers to the trend at the last possible second.
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So while Foursquare itself was forced to evolve from a social service that encouraged local meet-ups to a way to compete with others for virtual titles and local deals, the rest of the social media landscape became engulfed by ephemerality as a the new language of online communication.
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But as brands evolve from their status of early-aughts staples to current, millennial-obsessed closet mainstays, Ugg wants to cash in on the reputation its spent the past 40 years building via a pretty intense revamp, thanks to Decker's new president of fashion lifestyle brands Andrea O'Donnell.
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The company is also clearly readying for its plan to list coins well beyond its current limited offerings, a transformation that will see the platform evolve from its historical identity as a blue chip stock shop to something more akin to digital currency's attractive, well-lit corner store.
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When the people in the boardroom start looking like the rest of America, then we will evolve from just having the black director tell the "black" story in Selma to also having a black director or producer make what should be a race-neutral story like James Bond.
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I know I was very thrilled to meet J.J. but then I didn't realize that I'd get to play this character four times and see him evolve from being a sort of a nerdy kind of guy to this secret agent and it's been fun through his first moments.
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The bottom line for startups, however, is that in the next five years, apps are going to evolve from static interfaces to conversational interfaces augmented by AI. A key driver of this evolution will be app fatigue and the glut of apps that are focused on "selling" features instead of value.
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By awarding them the prize, the Nobel committee also recognized a fundamental shift in economic theory: from the model of predicting that free markets evolve from perfect competition to more robust versions based on give-and-take behaviors that acknowledge other factors, like hostile takeovers, trade wars and big government.
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" Hannity: "A lot of people critics quickly saying when you said 'Little Rocket Man' or 'fire and fury,' or when he said, 'Oh, I've got a red button on my desk,' and you said, 'Well, mine's bigger and it works better than yours,' how did it evolve from that to this?
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What worries me is that sometimes these conversations evolve from "I was uncomfortable with the way this film depicted violence against women" to "I wish that somebody in the movie had said the violence was wrong" with barely an acknowledgment of the movie's central, essential relationship to its own ambiguous heart.
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For nearly a year, Motherboard and a handful of other journalists have followed The Dark Overlord, and watched it evolve from a group learning how to manipulate the media to aid in extortion attempts, to a ruthless and apparently organized criminal enterprise, albeit one whose ultimate financial success is unclear.
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Test cases, he said, could evolve from some of the religious-based challenges in Oregon, Colorado and Mississippi, and Texas legislators are flirting with bills that would require state officials to enforce the state's Bill of Rights, which defines marriage as something that "only" occurs between a man and a woman.
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But if there's anything I've learned in my efforts to pull the iPhone apart, literally and figuratively, it's that there are rarely concrete beginnings to any particular products or technologies — they evolve from varying previous ideas and concepts and inventions and are prodded and iterated into newness by restless minds and profit motives.
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In fact, roughly 80 percent of the teams with which Amplify is working are led by first-time founders, and 90 percent of these are "hyper-technical domain experts" who Amplify aims to help evolve from "technical founders to just founders and CEOs" who know how to build out an organization, says Dhaliwal.
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But this is almost a Tolstoyan version of history awakening, meaning that as Leo Tolstoy suggested in his later writings, countries would form and evolve from their own desires and destinies if left alone by politicians; find their own friends, make their own enemies and build their own arts, religions and worlds direct from nature.
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Kennedy's full-throated embrace of minority rights and anti-poverty measures, his determination to build a broad coalition, and the compassion that allowed him to evolve from conservative cop to social justice warrior are all depicted as the tissue that could have held together a country pulling itself apart, and could do so again.
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But the worlds he invents vary along several axes and have tended to evolve from one pole toward the other over the last two decades — from fantastical to realistic, from the sci-fi future to the present (and recent past), from self-consciously recombinant genre fiction to literature not so concerned with its literary pigeonhole.
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"At the end of every class, Byju Sir would tell the students ,'there are 100 other opportunities if you don't get into the IIMs, and now there is one more, that is joining me,'" recounted Prakash, who has seen the company evolve from a one-man show to a learning app that is now preparing to go global.
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Similarly, like last year, we can expect more of the focus to be on augmented reality, thanks to companies like Magic Leap and its new Magic Leap One headset, and all the brewing interest from the mobile AR space that's helped the technology evolve from silly Snapchat face masks to full-blown AR mobile games and apps.
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A lot of thought went into the initial Scout design, both in terms of making sure it's able to survive the many miles it traverses during a day, and in coming up with a design that looks and feels at once approachable but also somewhat bland, so as to quickly evolve from novelty to standard neighborhood background scenery.
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Its initial lightning-in-a-bottle success was already gobsmacking, but to see Vernon's outlet evolve from desolate, wintry folk, Grammy-winning soft rock on his 2011 follow-up Bon Iver, to 2016's 22, A Million and its fragmented and numerologically-minded electronics, and now a wonderful and ambitious synthesis on his stunning latest full-length i,i is even more striking.
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Two days before the opening of her show, Meiselas sat down to talk about her 221-year relationship with Nicaragua, how she doesn't go into a project with a concept, but rather lets her work evolve from what she sees, and how the "Prince Street Girls," whose photos she took when they were kids, still come to see her and bring their kids.
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Paradoxically it may require them to become more consciously imperial in certain ways — to recognize that the complex system they are managing is unlikely to ever evolve from a loose empire into a United States of Europe (not least because our own system is increasingly imperial as well), and that it can be governed effectively only by a more modest, self-critical and disinterested elite.
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In Massachusetts -- the state I've long called home -- the House speaker, Senate president, more than 200 businesses, dozens of cities and civic leaders, and major professional sports organizations in New England have expressed strong support for a proposal to expressly prohibit discrimination against transgender people in public places, compelling our state's Republican governor to evolve from promising a veto a few years ago, to "considering" the legislation currently.
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Feeling like I have more to learn forces me to keep my eyes and ears open as I hope to learn from all those around me — from the seasoned clinicians who have seen medicine evolve from a cottage industry to an industrialized behemoth, from the patients who share their lives with us and, finally, from the medical students, interns and residents who are even younger than I am.
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