His speech Tuesday at the United Nations signaled how what some have called the Obama Doctrine is once again evolving.
Nokia, which began making rubber boots for Finnish workmen 150 years ago and was an innovative leader of the cellphone industry in the 1990s, is once again evolving.
"Our results reflect our continued strength in investment banking and the durability of our sales and trading platform despite the challenging market environment that again evolved during the quarter," Richard B. Handler, Jefferies' chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.
After fusing helium in its core to carbon, the Sun will begin to collapse again, evolving into a compact white dwarf star after ejecting its outer atmosphere as a planetary nebula.
It is remarkable that a lineage of this same group again evolved to a smaller form, within a short time span, possibly due to insular dwarfism as a result of phenotypic plasticity [27].
See also my response to Eugene Koonin about why cheaters will probably never again evolve into phagotrophs.
During the past 2 decades, the organism again evolved and became hybrid, keeping its El Tor biotype characteristics but incorporating classical biotype cholera toxin, a feature that may be contributing to high case-fatality rates associated with many recent cholera outbreaks.
20 If this mismatch remains unchanged after return to work the symptoms of, for example, stress-induced exhaustion may again evolve and perhaps lead to a relapse in sickness absence.
If more people keep dying, evolve Nucleic Acid Neutralisation 2. If it kills again, evolve Nucleic Acid Neutralisation 3.
This mismatch is between globally shared and empirically tested updates of (once-again) evolving wisdom versus what religious people still preference as "God's Word".
