Examples of using Have evolved in English and their translations into French
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That's correct. We have evolved.
Figures for our three largest customers have evolved as follows.
The cactus' tree-like form may have evolved as a defense.
Loricariid catfishes have evolved several modifications of their digestive tracts that function as accessory respiratory organs
TAG Centre Digital games have evolved into a new form of cultural expression that is changing the world.
amphibians have evolved mucous glands,
Like other ambystomatid salamanders, they have evolved a characteristic courtship dance where they rub bodies
Community-based social funds, which have evolved as mechanisms to channel public resources to meet particularly pressing needs at the local level.
There would be merit in reviewing the categories and the privileges associated with them-- particularly in the light of informal practices which have evolved in recent years.
The laws, standards, and regulations have evolved significantly, though with little real application in industry and cities.
Innovation systems have evolved into complex, cross-border collaborations with varied players and rules.
Pathogens have evolved many strategies to subvert molecular machineries of the host to escape immune response
community-based peace-building activities have evolved with little outside support.
Many of the committees have evolved into more permanent bodies
Additionally, most multicellular marine organisms have evolved a regulatory system to maintain the hydrogen ion balance of their internal fluids.
shopping experience have evolved, and in-store marketing meets consumers' new needs and expectations.
In the private sector, best management practices have evolved significantly over the past decade.
years from the continents, its fauna and flora have evolved and have adapted to the environment of the islands.
Viruses have evolved specialized molecular mechanisms to efficiently transport their genomes inside the cells they infect.
Intracellular pathogens such as Mycobacterium tuberculosis have evolved specific mechanisms to survive phagocytosis by re-programing phagocytic cells and have thus gained the capacity to replicate intracellularly.