volution in a sentence

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1. ""'Gyronaedyceras " "'has a compressed gyroconic shell of about two volutions with an assymmnetrical, subtraingular whorl section having a broadly rounded to subangular venter and flat dorsum.
2. The spirotheca is structured as in " schwagerina "; the first two or three volutions tightly coiled and elongate-fusiform, the outer volutions distinctly inflated-fusiform; septa highly fluted throughout.
3. The spirotheca is structured as in " schwagerina "; the first two or three volutions tightly coiled and elongate-fusiform, the outer volutions distinctly inflated-fusiform; septa highly fluted throughout.
4. Devolution, meaning degeneration, surfaces in an 1882 citation in the Oxford English Dictionary : " If there be e-volution, there surely is de-volution, a degradation of the species ."
5. Devolution, meaning degeneration, surfaces in an 1882 citation in the Oxford English Dictionary : " If there be e-volution, there surely is de-volution, a degradation of the species ."
6. Eventually, the Volutions project became a collaboration with artists and intellectuals in various schools in multiple countries, especially from poets and literary critics associated with the University of Virginia in Charlottesville ( attended by Eduardo Ramos ).
7. "Acanthonautilus ", like " Solenochilus ", has an involute, globular shell of few volutions that enlargens with fair rapidity, with prominent lateral spines extending from the umbilical area at maturity.
8. "Plectoceras " has a coiled, costate shell with a perforate ( see-through ) umblilcus; whorls are dorsally impressed by end of first volution but loosen in the adult stage with the mature body chamber diverging from the adjacent whorl.
9. It includes body-kit in " XC off-road look ", 30mm raised suspension, VOLUTION X 8x18-inch wheels in Titan colour, custom made TOYO TIRES R888 semi-slicks with HEICO SPORTIV'helmet " logo, increased engine power to and
10. Fortune ( Nov . 8 ) looks at the " e-volution " of big business with a package of articles that concludes that " the window of opportunity may be closing on large corporations who haven't yet adopted e-business strategies ."