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Most of the ply-cracking damage develops at an early stage of stress cycles, and slightly increases during fatigue, while the fiber-peeling damage in 0° plies initiates from the edges of 0° plies and evolves in the whole area of laminates with an increase in stress cycles.

Whenever between-group selection prevails against within-group selection (however rarely or implausibly) the altruistic gene has the highest average effect and evolves in the total population.

It also brilliantly shows how Victoria is forced to change and evolve in the course of what feels, in the best possible way, like a very long sleepless night.

Cacao originated and evolved in the tropical rainforests of the upper Amazon and Orinoco Rivers in South America [1].

Certainly the field will continue to develop and evolve in the consumer space, but the enterprise and B2B cases are prolific right now.

The underlying issue here is that the closed in-car system development cycle is typically 2-4 years while devices, services and smartphone applications can appear and evolve in the market in a timeframe of months.

People possess the innate ability to innovate and evolve in the jobs they do, and new technologies — from the wheel to steam power and artificial intelligence — have drastically improved and impacted work throughout history.

Figure 6 represents our schematic depiction of how a KH billow generated and evolving in the observed strong wind shear might result in the observed 'λ image ' type structure.

In contrast, parallel evolution is indicated when two lineages originate from similar ancestral phenotypes and evolve in the same trajectory towards a similar endpoint (Fig. 3b; Revell et al. 2007).

There are likely many other galaxies of the same age sporting haloes of oxygen, the team notes, and detecting and then analyzing them will help shed light on how stars and galaxies formed and evolved in the early universe.

In contrast to the successful placental and marsupial mammals, the more primitive monotremes--an extremely ancient group that includes the platypus--were thought to have lacked tribosphenic molars and evolved in the southern continents.