Chimpanzees and gorillas would have subsequently adapted a new way of moving on all fours--by walking on their knuckles, as they do now.
The small ruminant and cattle breeders have already left the occupation of livestock husbandry but like in other parts of the world, the camel herders adapted a new way by moving long routes with their camels and traveling up to the desert of Cholistan.
Caring for aging parents, witnessing the illnesses and travails of friends, adapting to a move to the suburbs -- these are all experiences that bind Pauline and Michael to each other, even as their very different temperaments and interests increasingly pull them apart.
Finally, in (Mocz et al. 2016), a non-staggered version of CT adapted to a moving mesh is compared to the divergence-cleaning Powell scheme (Powell et al. 1999), an improved version of the eight-wave method.
In the following, we calculate, first, the probability that a focal allele from the standing genetic variation becomes fixed when the population adapts to a moving phenotypic optimum.
This article uses an adapted MOVE framework as a heuristic tool to generate a working (not a complete) understanding of the causal factors of vulnerability that affect Emae communities.
To better understand the potential for oscillatory behaviour in increasingly complex networks, future developments might need to include building more fine-grained models, such as the use of Petri nets, which can be readily adapted to move from a Boolean range of values towards discrete multi-valued expression levels (Bonzanni et al., 2009a, b).
We set up an interest-free loan hardship scheme in 2007 to help those moving or adapting a home.
This was done by adapting a monotonicity argument, based on moving planes, introduced by Dancer [10] for elliptic equations.
Shakespearean scripts are easily adapted to move Romeo, Hamlet, Othello, Lear and friends to centuries and cultures the playwright never knew.
