DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05856.025 Appendix 2 figure 3 clearly shows that fitness drops far more dramatically as a function of mean μ than as a function of excess noise η, that is, except for right at the optimal mean μ*, the contours are running almost vertically in the plot.
A violent assault upon this point of view was launched by the Gothic Revivalists, who in the mid-19th century contended that the breathtaking counterpoise of a cathedral's flying buttresses was far more dramatically expressive of firmitas than the ponderous massiveness of its sturdy western towers.
As a whole, this production succeeds wonderfully in making the whole opera far more dramatically involving than it usually is.
The technology is causing something of a stir, because people in the industry expect that it will change viewing patterns far more dramatically than the VCR did, by allowing viewers more control over what they watch and when they watch it, and thus loosening the network schedulers' grip on the audience.
And in building one around Abraham Lincoln, it might be poised to expand the presidential aura far more dramatically than did films like "The American President," which turned a fictional chief executive into a romantic lead (with a hint of Bill Clinton), or "Air Force One," in which a president became an action hero (foretelling a flight-suited George W. Bush?).
As exciting as Thorpe's victory was, the men's 100 backstroke ended far more dramatically.
But pregnancies among older women rose far more dramatically: rates for women ages 40 to 44 went up nearly 65 percent.
Its corporate thrift shift was smaller than that of Japan or other Asian economies, but policymakers in Washington reacted far more dramatically.
"Women entering the work force changed the work force far more dramatically than it changed things back home," says Jessica DeGroot, whose senior thesis for college 27 years ago was about this conundrum and who, as the founder and president of the ThirdPath Institute, coaches families wanting a shared lifestyle.
But "Boggs bills", especially the early work that was sought by collectors and museums, increased in value far more dramatically.PAUL KLENK New YorkIt's square to be hipYou described U Street in Washington, DC, as "an inferno of hipsterdom" ("Bring on the hipsters", February 21st , 2015.
