Moreover, the bromine modification and porous structure can narrow the band gap, enhance the transportation capability of photogenerated electrons, improve the optical and conductive properties of CN, thus contribute to an outstanding H2 evolution rate under visible light irradiation (120 μmol h−1), which is about 3.6 times higher than pure CN.
In this paper we present a new continuous multiresolution framework which has been developed in view of the outstanding evolution of hardware.
"We're seeing the evolution of an outstanding basketball player who's not satisfied".
In short, the acceptance of evolution provides an outstanding example of a cultural reaction taking place slowly or not at all.
That said, this book provides an outstanding collection of work on evolution applied to the nature of sex anyone who seriously pores through the pages of this book will essentially have a deep appreciation for the evolution of life as we know it.
Spectacular radiation of numerous endemic plant groups has made the Macaronesian islands an outstanding area for studies of evolution and speciation.
The preponderance of endemic plant species has made the Macaronesian islands an outstanding area for studies of evolution and speciation, and plants from these islands have been the focus of intensive investigation in the last 15 years [7] [10].
In such instances, traits that were repeatedly acquired during evolution offer an outstanding study system (Zakon et al. 2006; Arnegard et al. 2010; Christin, Weinreich et al. 2010).
This possibility highlights an outstanding unresolved issue in experimental evolution, namely the extent to which adaptation results from accumulation of de novo mutations as opposed to selection of rare adaptive mutants that may exist at the onset of selection.
In the case of eye evolution, Salvini Plawen and Mayr's figure of gastropod eyes provides an outstanding example of the linear model of evolution, especially since the figure has been copied and elaborated.
The example of whale evolution is such an outstanding case of macroevolution, however, and has made so much recent progress with amazing new specimens that we have set it aside as a separate article (Thewissen, this volume).
