The presence of genetic variations in F0 absent from F2 suggests the relationship between the isolates is not a simple chronological one and instead likely represents a clonal expansion of an original infecting isolate to form multiple independent lineages, each having evolved concurrently during infection.
Twitter and Facebook could kill the disinformation problem tomorrow, with ease, by switching from an algorithmic, engagement-based timeline back to a strict chronological one.
There are methods for decreasing natural developmental variability of embryos between and within littermates (e.g. short-termed mating of mice), or ensuring a more detailed staging than the chronological one (e.g. by taking into account various morphological criteria of embryos).
"I became somewhat obsessed with getting that number down," said Ms. Connor, a gemologist, who had been disappointed to learn that her BodyAge matched her chronological one.
Similar considerations apply to age estimation, where the appearance of biological age could be very different from the chronological one.
Similarly, for many interesting problems in evolution, Native American origins rest as much on geographical patterns as on chronological ones, and the archeological remains give access to these.
Hopefully, it can be guided by aesthetic principles and also chronological ones, with his key albums explored in the context of contemporaneous outtakes, rarities, and side projects.
Specifically, it's redesigning the app to be easier for older people to use, and it's using data to power an algorithmically sorted Stories feed instead of the strictly reverse-chronological one it uses now.
The Nouveau Realiste group owes much to the seminal Dadaist, and some scholars even argue that their association with Pop Art is more a chronological similarity than ideological one that echoes the post-WWI anti-materialist movement championing assemblage and ready-mades.
I tackle them in chronological order, one by one, making a snap judgement on their overall appeal.
