Examples of using Have evolved in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Laughter, like many aspects of human behaviour, may have evolved to change the behaviour of others.
The team noted that dogs have evolved with humans and have been selected for their ability to respond to the communications of people.
Richard Dawkins:"We have evolved around courtship and sex,
Another problem with overuse of antibiotics is that many bacteria have evolved to become completely resilient to the antibiotics.
Over the last six years, nursery systems have evolved rapidly in Latin America.
There is no pronounced body type since they have evolved to take over the insect-eating niche in Madagascar.
Professor Jaeger argues this means that the swinging locomotion must have evolved independently in Asia and Africa.
We are different from other animals, although since Darwin we know that we have evolved from them.
Scientists now believe the two species diverged more than one million years ago, and have evolved separately since.
Obstacles that defeat people whose consciousness is below 200 act as stimulants to those who have evolved into the first level of true power.
Its specific tactics have evolved over time, but the basic strategy has remained the same.
We have evolved to live in a group to spread positive actions and to seek the approval of others.”.
Processes have evolved to take advantage of capabilities of people in an organization and specific characteristics of system that are being developed.
Search engines have evolved beyond the point of needing to be directly notified when a new website, or page on a website is created.
The internet could have evolved into something quite different than what it is today.
Depending on where your community lived, you may have evolved to tolerate it for one reason over another.
Just as in biology, as computers have evolved in sophistication, so have viruses co-evolved.
Most of today's developed economies have evolved from the familiar industrialization path.
All these areas have evolved since that disclosure, but there's a good chance that the overall importance of them has remained.
Civilization as it is known today could not have evolved, nor can it survive, without an adequate food supply."― Norman Borlaug.