For example, in a uniform population, the evolutionary process may be stopped before the highest fitness is reached, as demonstrated in a one-pick fitness landscape.
A waste of a number one pick and $39-million 39-million
Make sure the hamsters are about the same size so there isn't a larger one picking on a smaller individual.
As you pass mile one, pick a runner out of the crowd that looks like a strong, capable, experienced runner.
One pick: preferred A shares of Shaw Communications, a Canadian cable company.
When Accorsi later had "one pick" for a new coach, he chose Tom Coughlin, who guided the 2007 upstarts to a Super Bowl upset of the previously unbeaten Patriots.
Why might one pick up a copy of My Times in Black and White: Race and Power at the New York Times, the posthumously published memoir of Gerald M. Boyd?
For this one, pick up a bright pink shirt, matching short-shorts, some face paint and, most importantly, bubble gum.
But Mr Aznar is not a prime minister one picks a fight with lightly.
War appears for him not to be a solemn state but something like a new mistress one picks up while still married, causing a sudden impatience with, and hastiness to get rid of, an older wife.
In thickening rain I descend through oaks to the shore, where a solitary young one picks among bladderwrack of the shallows, seemingly oblivious to my presence.
