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• v  work out
• v  undergo development or evolution
  Modern man evolved a long time ago
• v  gain through experience

• Mobile Art for Chanel illustrates how we both feel that fashion and architecture must constantly evolve.
• Over time their descendants evolve, adapting to changes in their environment.
• While he arrived on the national scene as a scuffler with blood on his face, he would evolve into one of labor's most dynamic and innovative leaders, as well as a humanitarian .

• germinate
• develop
• acquire

News & Articles

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• Review: Logitech FabricSkin Keyboard Folio for iPad
  Since the fourth-generation iPad didn't evolve much over its predecessor, the market for iPad accessories has remained somewhat static, to put it mildly. Certainly some new gear had to be produced for the Lightning connector, but even now most iPad cases will still accommodate the old 30-pin format. It takes a little extra to make a case stand out, and that's what Logitech seems to have had in ...
  June 14, 2013 - MacNN
• Reviews: Logitech FabricSkin Keyboard Folio for iPad
  Since the fourth-generation iPad didn't evolve much over its predecessor, the market for iPad accessories has remained somewhat static, to put it mildly. Certainly some new gear had to be produced for the Lightning connector, but even now most iPad cases will still accommodate the old 30-pin format. It takes a little extra to make a case stand out, and that's what Logitech seems to have had in m ...
  June 14, 2013 - MacNN
• US forest management policy must evolve to meet bioenergy targets
  ( University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ) To keep pace with the ever-increasing demand for renewable energy, forest management policy in the U.S. must evolve to address environmental sustainability issues, says Jody Endres, a professor of bioenergy, environmental and natural resources law at Illinois.
  June 13, 2013 - EurekAlert!

Quotes

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• Jean-Louis Borloo in BusinessWeek
  This aid will evolve of course based on the severity of the crisis,Borloo told France's i-Tele.
• David Richards in Times Online
  General Sir David Richards, who becomes Chief of the General Staff on August 28, said: "The Army's role will evolve, but the whole process might take as long as 30 to 40 years."