The project was started in the aftermath of the 1999 Mars mission failures, and was commissioned to take advantage of the highly advantageous 2003 opportunity.
"What most people don't grasp is that in terms of operational costs — what it costs you to drive the car around — electric cars are advantageous today.
This history explains why the conventional wisdom is sometimes wrong, but it also contains a warning for the future: the conditions that make knowledge sharing advantageous today won't last forever.
If a peasant waited too long to plant a crop, he might miss advantageous spring rains; if he hesitated to reap his more delicate vegetables, he might lose them to the first frost.
John Cassavetes Award "Advantageous" "Christmas, Again" "Heaven Knows What" "Krisha" "Out of My Mind".
He's not impressed with the fact that the Obama camp backed off an advantageous 50/50 split he could have gotten a vote on.
In addition, in cases where the tumour bed is very close to the heart, treatment at deep inspiration can be advantageous [53 55].
Furthermore, large body size in autumn (e.g. Post and Evans 1989; Johnson and Evans 1991; Miranda and Hubbard 1994; but see Hendry et al. 2003; Carlson et al. 2008), as well as stored energy levels (Finstad et al. 2004), are considered advantageous for winter survival in fish.
Fisher's geometric models of adaptation predicts that small phenotypic changes should have a higher probability of being advantageous (Fisher 1939) (but see [ Kimura 1983; Orr 2002]).
This difference has been cited as additional evidence for the tuned-error hypothesis, invoking an additional hypothesis that tropical bees more often forage on highly clumped food sources where spreading recruits over a patch would be less advantageous (Towne 1985; Towne and Gould 1988).
The strong signatures of selection that we previously observed at the AQY2 gene (Will et al., 2010) and the clear relevance of the trait suggest that Chr 12 amplification is advantageous to YPS1009 in nature.
