self-evolved

Most of the rest (inlcuding myself) do some kind of self-evolved semi-touch typing, with no real consistency as to which finger presses what key, and often forgoing the use of the little fingers (and to a large degree the ring fingers as well).

QWERTY vs. Dvorak - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2007

Their volume-scavenging strategy is self-evolved, purely practical, a simple algorithm.

Furious Gulf Benford, Gregory, 1941- 1994

Also his self-evolved translation of the duties of friendship is the last word on that subject.

The Native Son Inez Haynes Gillmore 1921

It is worth while perhaps to quote what appears to me to be a thoroughly critic-proof case, so that the inquirer may see how strong the evidence is that these messages are not self-evolved.

The New Revelation 1918

Everything stands in its proper relation in that self-evolved art, is logical, well-proportioned.

I. Notre Dame. Book III 1917

Our civilization is mainly self-evolved; a natural growth developing by normal, logical, and relatively gradual stages.

The New World of Islam Lothrop Stoddard 1916

How the hero, by virtue of a self-evolved, infallible system, speedily climbs to the top of his profession in New York; how he saves the woman he loves from a fate worse than death, and then, to save his honor, discards the system that made his success, forms a vividly realistic and powerful story. 12mo.

The Pirate of Panama A Tale of the Fight for Buried Treasure William MacLeod Raine 1912

In the _Nature's Revenge_ there were shown on the one side the wayfarers and the villagers, content with their home-made triviality and unconscious of anything beyond; and on the other the _Sanyasi_ busy casting away his all, and himself, into the self-evolved infinite of his imagination.

My Reminiscences Rabindranath Tagore 1901

On they went, the self-evolved breeze a gale now, the throb of the big motor a continuous moan, the cloud of dust behind them a dull brown bank against the sky.

The Dominant Dollar Lester [Illustrator] Ralph 1893

His reasons for action were in most cases self-evolved and entirely self-regulated.

The Portion of Labor Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman 1891