Now we show that it is equivalent to consider σ ^ (c ), where c is a constant character, instead of σ ^ (f ).
Meticulous phenotypic observations indicate that early flowering is a constant character conferred by the de novo expression of RfBP in transgenic Arabidopsis plants grown in short days and long days.
However, the globose basidiospores, the most striking and constant character of this taxon besides the yellow-brown gleba, evinces that this ultra-rare group is a distinct species and not a synonym of H. muticus as supposed by [16].
It's predictability, setting a series in a fixed location that the reader finds attractive, with a constant cast of characters.
Summer is when the year-round population of 4,000 swells to about 40,000 and a carnivalesque energy is fueled by a constant parade of characters along Commercial Street, the main street.
Due to the highly divergent rates of evolution of the ITS region, a set of 16 constant characters was added to replace the 5.8S rDNA region across all taxa, serving as an anchor to make sure that SATé kept the ITS1 and ITS2 separate for the subsequent so-called "anchored ITS" alignment (below).
So is Twitter, another so-called social media site that lets people blast a constant stream of 140-character status reports to anyone who wants to receive them.
When the President finishes, a constant stream of suited characters begin escaping the plane by sliding down its emergency escape.
A constant trying on of characters for size, and writing them into dead ends before I stumble on whoever is going to take me through the whole novel.
