Examples of using Continued to evolve in English and their translations into Chinese
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Over the next 150 years, relations between science and industry continued to evolve- in four significant stages.
The representative of the United Kingdom said that the United Kingdom' s partnership with Overseas Territories continued to evolve and progress.
Expanded popularity of Minecraft in China reaching more than 150 million registered users, and continued to evolve developer platform.
She said that the United Kingdom' s partnership with its overseas Territories continued to evolve and progress.
TLS continued to evolve from 2000 to 2007, with the adoption of TLS 1.1 and 1.2 standards.
As the terrorist threat continued to evolve and manifest itself in different parts of the world, States were compelled to adapt their response.
Meanwhile, outside of Google, JavaScript also continued to evolve and surprisingly even became popular.
Over the years, VoIP as technology continued to evolve, changing the way that we thought about communication.
But as medical and social concepts of mental disability continued to evolve, these exclusionary laws were neither altered nor erased.
Bash has continued to evolve, with new features, support for regular expressions(similar to Perl), and associative arrays.
While trade structures and actors continued to evolve, the issues dealt with at WTO remained unchanged.
Killer whales have been prowling the oceans for millions of years, and their large and complex brains continued to evolve over time.
In the past nine years the hotel and service has continued to evolve and improve.
This technology has come up as a blessing and has continued to evolve.
In the two-plus years that Google Search has integrated the Knowledge Graph, the company has continued to evolve the product.
The arrangements continued to evolve through engagement with Māori and through negotiation and acceptance of new international commitments.
The representative of the United Kingdom said that the United Kingdom' s partnership with its overseas Territories continued to evolve and progress.
Almost thirty years after it had been opened for signature in 1981, the Convention continued to evolve, allowing it to respond to the humanitarian challenges posed by advances in weapons technology.