In other words, faster vanishing-line convergence induces higher deep variation.
Finally, Herder is also impressive for having recognized, and, though not solved, at least grappled with, a problem that flows from his picture of history (and intercultural comparison) as an arena of deep variations in human mentality.
Efim Bogolyubov vs Alexander Alekhine, Hastings 1922, Dutch Defence, Classical Variation (A91), 0 1 This has been called one of the greatest games ever played, with some incredibly deep variations as Black prepares to queen a pawn.
Human vision is more sensible to deep variations for close objects than for far ones.
It was Herder who, through the same ideas, through his recognition of deep variations in language and thought across historical periods and cultures, through his broad empirical approach to languages, and in other ways, inspired W. von Humboldt to found modern linguistics.
The main purpose of Exome-assistant is to provide a deep insight into genetic variation events.
Fuller, genome-wide evaluation of such variants is imminent with advances in high-throughput sequencing technologies and the large efforts of the 1000 Genomes project (a massive collaborative effort to carry out a deep characterization of genomic variation in over 1000 individuals derived from a number of populations worldwide).
What is certain is this team has what Wenger described as "a great life" in it and a deeper range of variation, an ability to defend and play without the ball.
This will lead to a deeper understanding of variation across more taxa and of how recombination interference is affecting genome evolution in general.
1000 Genomes: a deep catalog of human genetic variation http://www.1000genomes.org/ (2016 .. Raisaro, J. L. et al. Addressing Beacon re-identification attacks: quantification and mitigation of privacy risks.
