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The Financial Privacy Right has evolved from the traditional Privacy Right which has no property attribute. It has been a new form of right.

Originally the carton was developed as a patched bag, but over time it has evolved into a bag in a carton skeleton.

Folks in the office liked the evolved artwork so much that they decided to make a T-shirt out of it.

As it evolved, this particular framework had grown so extensive that it had become a programming language itself.

The age of believing that the Earth was at the centre of the Universe, and that you were the only evolved Beings in it are well over.

From the U. S. sub-loan crisis of the Wall Street turmoil, and now it has evolved into a global financial crisis.

However, the rest of the systems stack has not evolved to meet the needs of these now pervasive application environments.

The people familiar with the process said it has evolved far enough for Ford to accept offers that the company is ready to compare.

He had been comparing the virus genes with human genes to see if the virus might have evolved to mimic our own proteins.

In a study published in May 2010, Price found that there's a strong connection between what whales eat, and how they evolved to be so large.

"If the snake had evolved the machinery that modern snakes have, it would have been able to take even bigger things, " he said.

Some groups evolved from ones that had been fighting India in Kashmir, but most were tribesmen who previously had not been active.

The self-aware individual discovers that the task of building a more evolved self, is often easier than expected.

Dreams might have evolved to be particularly good at allowing us to work out puzzles that fall into those two categories, she said.

Sadly, the planet probably does not have the sort of surface on which life could have evolved.

If it had grown up in those cities, he thinks, it might have evolved to serve the sophisticated multinationals nearby.

The traditional answer to this question was that most of the sun's radiation is visible light, so our eyes evolved to see those wavelengths.

As computers evolved, computer engineers began to network individual machines together into a system.

However, the sun also gives off a whole lot of infrared radiation. What would it be like if our eyes evolved to see infrared light?

Only if the IMF evolved into a global central bank able to issue them at speed could SDRs truly become a central reserve asset.

Its shape hasn't changed dramatically since the 1970s, but it has evolved in a way that gives it a modern, almost timeless look.

Gradually the First Bank of the United States evolved into a sort of banker's bank, gaining the power to police lesser commercial banks.

The snag is that often we do not know exactly how we did it: a system just "sort of evolved" into something minimally acceptable.

But it evolved into a nightmare for China as the system gradually changed into one that tested memorization of Confucian classics.

When Koza began to inspect the insides of his highly evolved prizes, he had the same shock that Sims and Ray did: the solutions were a mess!

He said, "The skin acts like a sponge. It's the last defense before anything enters the body. It evolved to soak up impurities. "

Scientists now believe that this strain is likely to have evolved in birds before becoming capable of infecting humans.

And I'm curious of the first time it was in a script, whether you knew it was gonna be a catchword or it just sort of evolved that way.

Some of the characteristics evolved out of a crucial element of Groupon's early DNA; it was a business created by reluctant capitalists.

It has evolved into a self-serving elite; conspicuously, it has no base among the masses.

A communist government that had no ties to the West has evolved into a more open government eager to join the international community.

And as you think of farming oil and how oil has evolved, we started with this brute force approach.

While most sea life has evolved over time, this mesmerizing squid, with its glow-in-the-dark eyes, has not.

It had a sense of "mental impairment" that evolved not only into these two meanings of dumb, but into the word deaf as well.

The best traders have evolved to the point where they believe, without a shred of doubt or internal conflict, that "anything can happen. "

He said it would give "important clues as to how far back in geological time such behaviours evolved" .

English adopted the word role from French where, before its meaning had evolved to that just described, it had been a theatre word.

He said a preference for taller leaders reflects an "evolved psychological trait, independent of any cultural conditioning. "

Well that album "Shine" , has evolved from "Born" , quite naturally actually, as we'd sort of been on the road together for about two years.

It's just that deceased and predecessor, as well as the word succeed all evolved out of the same earlier root word.

The protein seems to have been added later, which means the ribosome is "an RNA-based machine that evolved the ability to make proteins. "

When animals with complex behavior evolved, evolution began to break out of its Darwinian straight jacket.

By an accident of history, we in the West have evolved a culture that separates man's spiritual life from his institutional life.

Any geometric structure might have evolved, depending upon the sensitivity of the particles being forced into the conduit.

Although the origin of this holiday was purely religious, it has evolved into a highly secular celebration each year.

But, the older age of these Au. sediba fossils raises the possibility of a separate, older lineage from which Homo erectus may have evolved.

The remarkable human capacity for cooperation thus seems to have evolved mainly for interactions within the group.

Mainstream culture should be sensitive not to marginalize minority culture, as hybrid as it has evolved, like the one in Halifax.

Now Internet stir is no longer simple individuals, they become stronger, has evolved into a special social group.

By monitoring how these jets formed, physicists were able to see how the intensely chaotic turmoil evolved.

The team structure evolved from what it had been during the analysis of the system, to meet the different needs during implementation.

It has evolved over the decades into an international financial center but hasn't been able to use or trade the currency of its hinterland.

Humans have evolved to the point where fingernails are not vital for survival, but there's no doubt that they're useful.

The whole basis of her novel evolved from a chance meeting she had with an old friend.

In fact, faces seem to have co-evolved with our interest in them; the face is the body's billboard.

The company has C. evolved over the years into a multi-million dollar organization.

Juvenile literature in those days had not evolved a distinct type of its own--but that I am sure did me no harm.

In lieu of continually seeking the vast abyss for a female, it has evolved into a permanent parasitic mate.

What was once a secret budget on one piece of paper, has evolved into the kind of open and accessible situation that we have today.

For the first time, this crude piece of code has evolved into something that you could actually call a state machine.

It may be that our bodies evolved to depend on at least low levels of worm-produced compounds to keep them running within normal bounds.

Or feathers could have evolved more than once in dinosaurs, cropping up in sister species at different times and places.

How these ingeniously regulated and collaborated metabolic pathways evolved has been a fascinating and important question for some time.

It would show that life has probably evolved more than once, and that the universe is likely to be teeming with other life forms.

In an early embryo, a bile canaliculus has been found. A bile duct is evolved from original hepatic cell.

Green plants have evolved their energy filtration mechanism to exactly match the characteristics of the Sun as an energy emitter.

The debate has only begun so, to get some perspective, I figured I'd take a look at how the GLs' duds have evolved over the years. . .

It is an interesting suggestion, and it is one that plays into the question of how morality actually evolved.

So if you think first there was sweetness, and then we evolved to like sweetness, you've got it backwards; that's just wrong.

Fiona Fenn Smith, head of strategic marketing at the UK private bank, says the course evolved from her research into next generation issues.

Though the company started very small, it evolved into a worldwide enterprise.

Several more models evolved out of the original platform, and yet another variation was launched in January 2006 (Figure 5).

Venter's team is using chemical sequencing machines to make a panoply of genes for the highly evolved parts of a modern microbe.

Changing the number of the transitional photons, evolved cycle and evolved intensity the population inversion of two atoms can be changed.

It also helps you to see how current management concepts have evolved over time.

The book gives a detailed account of how the formal "proof" of the efficiency of free markets evolved.

The studies of the poetry of the Tang Dynasty evolved into a summing-up stage as well as a final stage.

Suddenly it has evolved into a surreal dream of my life during last half month.

Human vision like that of other primates has evolved in an arboreal environment.

In animals, this part of the brain evolved around the time of the dinosaurs before mammals existed.

Global banks have lost more than $300 billion from write-downs since the housing slump evolved into a full-blown credit crunch.

That is to say, when humans evolved without a particular switch, the absence of that switch allowed the brain to grow further.

Let us enjoy the happy memories of the time! Forget the hearts of all the sad! Sad memory will also evolved into a sweet smile!

Yes, it really was lost, and finally again it was a complex process that evolved state out of the art technology.

Yet we don't know whether or why the behavior might have evolved for the majority of animals that engage in it.

This constitutional requirement has evolved into the president's annual State of the Union address, which now serves several purposes.

The demand for change in the kingdom long ago evolved into a struggle between puritans and progressives over the country's future.

The company has evolved into a major chemical manufacturer.

By the U. S. subprime mortgage guarantee of American financial crisis crises, gradually evolved into the global financial crisis.

This hypothesis formed a cornerstone of the theory of general relativity that evolved over the next eight years.

As the market evolved, it transferred its expertise to aircraft interior and is now specialized in galley and cabin interior equipment.

This effectively creates an ancestry relationship between the models, as if they had evolved directly from one to the other.

The males of many bird-of-paradise species have evolved colorful plumage, used for dramatic courtship displays.

A decentralized chieftain-based system evolved into a more centralized economic and religious empire centered on Yap.

Human vision like that of other pr mates has evolved in an arboreal environment.

In their diversity, insects and their relatives have evolved in an array of weapons and a killing ingenuity unmatched in the animal kingdom.

Yet if that is the right interpretation, it leaves the question of what evolved into the trilobites and their kind as mysterious as ever.

The company has evolved into one of the major chemical manufacturing bases in this region.

Whatever has evolved here has been a true regard for your character and goodness.

Since the end of 2007, the U. S. sub-prime mortgage crisis, and gradually evolved into the financial crisis spread to the outside.

Most anything can be a turn-on at 20, but at 60, after years of sexual experience, expressions of sexuality are more refined, more evolved.

Animals and plants that have evolved to live under a certain set of climate conditions will suddenly face different circumstances.

Often, the application has evolved to the point where developers spend more time fighting the original design than benefiting from it.

Needless to say, without solid evidence, claims about how, for instance, TV dinners "evolved" should be taken with a large pinch of salt.

As graphics hardware evolved, GDI gained the ability to be hardware-accelerated through a set of DDIs (Device Driver Interface).

Do you ever look back on early episodes and find yourself with a new appreciation for how much Leonard has evolved?

"I think the sex drive evolved to get you out there looking for a range of partners, " she said.

Internetworking evolved as a solution to three key problems: isolated LANs, duplication of resources, and a lack of network management.

Cloud storage has evolved into three categories, one of which permits the merging of two categories for a cost-efficient and secure option.

The universe is immense, which makes many scientists confident that life might have evolved elsewhere.

It has evolved as a social activity with many local Backgammon clubs around the world that feature tournaments and money games.

Humans (and lab rats) never evolved to be cooped up, still, all day long.

For the better part of a century, biologists have assumed that these specialized structures evolved for flight, but that's clearly not true.

Plants have evolved to create little landing strips here and there for bees that might have lost their way.

But you know, they have, after all, evolved in a country without telephones, so they are decentralized.

In the United States, Halloween evolved into a holiday celebrated primarily by children.

We evolved to be nice to each other, in other words, because there was no alternative.

Over the years the toothpick evolved into a chewstick, which was the size of a pencil.

Instead each animal was following simple rules evolved over thousands of years of wolf attacks.

"The wing closing behaviour has evolved, " he said, "to avoid sexual harassment. "

They evolved on the surface, but moved underground, following the natural water springs trapped in the planet's crust.

Evolved from the ancient form of combat, fencing is one of only four sports that has been featured at every modern Olympic Games.

Living in a weightless environment does curious things to the body; after all, our entire physiology evolved in the presence of gravity.

Measurement of the amount of heat evolved or absorbed in a chemical reaction , change of state, or formation of a solution .

Scientists knew that extremely large mammals evolved within a few million years after the end of the dinosaurs.

The only creatures that are evolved enough to convey pure love are dogs and infants.

"The wing-closing behavior has evolved, " he said, "to avoid sexual harassment. "

The unique Fractal Tree Suspension of the wheels was designed to be a light, flexible and strong, evolved as structure of a branch.

There is no doubt that over the past 30 years vehicles have evolved to go faster with consummate ease.

Today, we have evolved into a major supplier and distributor of an extensive range of tyres and auto parts.

Scientists had believed that this birth position evolved in the primate ancestors of modern humans.

As alchemy evolved into the science of chemistry, vessels called retorts became used for distillations.

One story line of the journals is the way he evolved the radical form of these performances.

Fossils found: Modern liverworts are one of the oldest known species of plant, thought to have evolved from algae.

Even when he had finally evolved to the recognizable character we know today, he was known as Luke Starkiller.

The spider's thread seems to have evolved to work best when it is dry.

Our special focus this term will be how the concept of "the Image" evolved during this period.

Human appetites for food evolved at a time when the sugar and fat which are the main ingredients of cheesecake were scarce.

When plant-eating mammals evolved they developed quite a different set of manners, relying on chewing to make food more digestible.

Can you take this biosphere, that has evolved on a planetary scale , and jam it into a little bottle, and will it survive ? Big questions.

The female hyena picks and dumps her male as she sees fit, and has even evolved genitalia that look like a male's.

The hunting dog has evolved a keen sense of smell which allows it to detect the presence of its prey from a long distance.

My flag started out as nothing more than the word "NO" on a blank background and has evolved over the years.

Bressler believes that the findings might hint at why humans have evolved a sense of humour at all.

Origami, however, evolved as a trend in its own way, because itwasaprocess that appealed to a broader range of designers.

But taking a broader viral history survey can offer a more representative picture of how viruses evolved in and with their hosts.

Television has evolved a long way since the first broadcast from Alexandra Palace in London more than 70 years ago.

And so is the further assumption that this source will also appear as the root out of which all mental phenomena evolved.

A secondary work will not convince on its own unless it has evolved its own tensions between thought and language.

The concept of monsters has evolved to include many scary creatures most of the creatures are simply literary inventions.

It now seems as though laughter evolved millions of years ago, long before vowels and consonants, as a mechanism to build cooperation.

Dedicated to the pursuit of order in painting, he evolved his own colour theory known as Divisionism.

Their evolved brains are indeed highly intelligent, but with a life cycle so abstract and alien, their musings are often indecipherable.

As the electorate expanded, the political parties evolved to mobilize the growing mass of voters as the means of political control.

From a biological point of view, the difference has probably evolved because women are more likely to ensure the survival of the species.

it had evolved by a trial-and-error process that spanned more than half a century.

And I've also come to think that it's one of three, basically different brain systems that evolved from mating and reproduction.

During the last decade, the Rational Unified Process has continuously evolved by leveraging best practices from a variety of sources.

oday, the political of the United States has evolved into a money game.

Having originated from " The Book of Songs" , send-off poems have evolved into one of the main themes in poetic creation.

Like the sentient Mustafarians, the lava flea evolved underground, in the cooler hollows of geologically dormant mountains.

First of all, the media have been evolved into a ripe industry which has permeated into different fields.

However, the quality of information has not always evolved nor has the propensity for humans to panic less.

However, birth control is much better than it was in the environment in which these preferences evolved.

The Web has evolved into a robust platform for building software applications and businesses. It continues to evolve quickly.

One odd ibis, first described over thirty years ago, was unlike any other bird to have ever evolved.

The state-owned newspaper Time Weekly of China, of Guangzhou, bemoaned that the deal had 'evolved into a political event.

Since its inception eighteen months ago, our sister site Makes Me Think (MMT) has truly evolved into a remarkable online community.

Extended traditional test-driven development methodologies to ensure the system regression suites evolved with all new features and fixes.

"College entrance examination immigrants" has evolved into a complex social phenomenon.

In each of these cases, one of the models evolved independently of the other.

Amy Hatkoff's insightful book addresses a question we've finally started asking: just how evolved is our place in the food chain, anyway?

In the last two years, Chinese education policies have evolved to encourage more local content in primary schooling.

I'd like to believe we have evolved as human beings over the centuries, but honestly, it all still looks like cave-man tactics to me. . .

We are constantly in the process of locating the United States, "found that" gradually evolved into a kind of beauty, a real beauty.

Today, everyone can, " said Wang Li Mei, secretary general of the China Road Transport Association. " History just evolved in its own way.

The archetype of the "hacker" or "computer enthusiast" is still here, but in the best films, that archetype has evolved.

The X-rays revealed enlarged brain regions that suggest the creature had a highly evolved sense of smell.

However, over the years, the allocator has evolved to make trade-offs that the majority of users find to be acceptable.

The flat panel display (FPD) technology has gradually evolved into a mainstream display technology in place of CRT display.

But it has since evolved into a policy promoting the interests of Malays.

The resulting MCC has evolved into a leading promoter of poverty reduction through sustainable economic growth.

It has since evolved into a broadly popular online destination used by both teenagers and adults of all ages.

They suggest that over evolutionary time the bumps could have evolved into the feather attachments that are found in modern birds.

I mean it has evolved a very specific set of traits -- color, scent, flavor, pattern -- that has lured that bee in.

Among Tibetans, they found, a set of genes evolved to cope with low oxygen levels as recently as 3, 000 years ago.

The pair co-evolved, so their pollinating parts are a perfect fit, and the night feeder can see the flower in the dark.

During some of those periods, there were no modern genetic tools or surveillance systems to document viruses as they evolved.

Previous research suggests these genes evolved in response to millions of years of retrovirus infection.

Then we'll take a look back at the history of how various file systems evolved and why new ones were introduced.

Contagious yawning is thought to be an evolved mechanism for keeping groups alert so they "remain vigilant against danger, " Gallup said.

One of these highly evolved cancer genes makes a protein called fatty acid synthase (FAS).

Mother's Day in our family has evolved to picking up the phone and making a call or sending flowers with a special message on the card.

Serial lymph node biopsies might be necessary until the final histopathology evolved.

a secret terrorist group in Sicily; originally opposed tyranny but evolved into a criminal organization in the middle of the 19th century.

But a love of books evolved into an interest in magazines and newspapers, and that exposed a world of prejudice and ignorance to me.

But with my little stick and my highly evolved brain, I shall create fire.

Allen formed a friendship in grade-school that evolved into one of the iconic partnerships of American business.

It also suggests that humans evolved to be cautious about the prospects of losing food or other valued possessions.

In just a couple of years, blogs have evolved far beyond their original format.

Antibiotics and penicillin are used to kill off bacteria in the body, but drug -resistant strains have evolved.

Neoconservatism, as both a political symbol and a body of thought, has evolved into something I can no longer support.

But of course, what we put in our mouths, and how we find it, has evolved a great deal over the last century.

The American constitution was planed; the British constitution evolved.

The painter's ideas about form and colour evolved out of the work of an earlier artist.

The insect has evolved a large pair of false eyespots and bold yellow and blue markings to frighten off potential predators.

So if humans evolved as runners, if that's our one natural advantage, then why are we so bad at it?

Our ancestors are believed to have evolved in a less forested, more open grassland environment than our cousins, the chimpanzees.

However, such understanding has not been evolved to theoretic summarization and expounded systematically.

It's going to help astronomers understand better how galaxies are assembled and hopefully how they evolved over time.

The Book of Changes evolved in stages over the next eight centuries, but the first recorded reference is in 672 BCE.

Before taking full advantage of this we might consider whether we, the drivers, have evolved much over the same period.

Since then, it has evolved into a hi-tech sport that appeals to fans of extreme sports.

People who evolved a fear of level ground did not get on well in the world, and people who loved heights and pain died young.

There must be some ultra-evolved telepathic connection that allows the greatest fashion designers to communicate in secret.

It has evolved into a place to showcase other cultural projects on the island.

And you'll suddenly realize that these short practice sessions have evolved into a permanent, internalized, zen habit.

It is possible that those fears associated with increased odds of survival in our ancestors evolved over time by natural selection.

Evolutionary change results in essentially the same, albeit evolved, business value, and is thus a new version of a service.

Now their bones are eroding out of the ground. Step by step they record how a primitive, small-brained primate evolved to conquer a planet.

Over the last decade, the CCT model has expanded across national boundaries, and design and implementation has evolved.

Linux quickly evolved from a single-person project to a world-wide development project involving thousands of developers.

A Cuban plant that depends on bat pollination evolved a special leaf that acts like a satellite dish for bats' sonar, new research says.

But these things evolved over many years, and now what we're trying to do -- I get three weeks to design a telephone.

Asset-price bubbles build and burst today as they have since the early 18th century, when modern competitive markets evolved.

This concept and practice of virtualization technology has evolved to be much more than just fancy programming on the mainframe.

Before going into the XML document structure that evolved over the past 18 months, take a look at the layout of the tutorials.

Geisha have been confused with the Edo period's high-class courtesans known as oiran, from whom they evolved.

The Coal and Steel Community eventually evolved into a customs union within which all goods were freely traded.

In a long course of struggling against diseases, TCM evolved into a unique and integrated theoretical system of TCM.

Finding similar partners might also help perpetuate genetic complexes that have evolved to adapt to a particular environment.

period of time, our ancestors began to use pottery and bronze ware, and evolved their ways of living from hunting and fishing to farming.

Some believe it sort of evolved simultaneously in several cultures at the same time, from celebrations involving the first day of spring.

It eventually evolved into a lighter commemoration involving pranks and trickery.

Houssaye , however , does not think the case is yet closed as to whether or not snakes evolved from a marine or land-based lizard .

Foxconn's business has evolved to the point where it's not just relying on cheap, unskilled labor.

Infrequently, though, there is the odd hairstyle that appears to have had its time only to soon reappear, though thoroughly evolved.

By the United States in 2008 caused by sub-loan crisis on Wall Street turmoil, and now has evolved into a global financial crisis.

The primitive pixelated ape of Donkey Kong has evolved into a three-dimensional King Kong of startling detail.

To illustrate the evolution of cloud computing, consider how the automobile industry has evolved over the course of the past five decades.

The three major reasons for making the mentality of the times emotional health has completely evolved into a major aging factors.

Later this practice gradually evolved into a competitive sport as it is today.

Sheldon: I thought she was a highly evolved creature of pure intellect, like me.

any legal document must be concise , clear , and conform to the objective standards that have evolved in the legal profession.

The inventor evolved his complex machine out of a relatively simple device .

The grid also may help explain how the rudimentary brain of a flat worm evolved into the complex brain found in people, Wedeen says.

It then evolved into a commercial bank serving small and medium-sized manufacturers and exporters.

The land-grant schools have evolved today into state universities with tens of thousands of students.

The car evolved out of many attempts to make a simple wooden electric car.

I don't think she's evolved enough at the end of season 4 to know she's supposed to be in a relationship again.