We suggest that the acquisition of oxygenic photosynthesis resulted in an increase in genome complexity within the Oxyphotobacteria (followed by a subsequent reduction and streamlining in the Prochlorococcus lineage; [ Partensky and Garczarek 2010]), while the Melainabacteria mostly retained a simpler ancestral metabolism.
The rarer and more novel the gadget, the more fanciful and streamlined in design, the more she must have it -- or better yet, wear it.
He long wanted to see this bloated and archaic bunch streamlined in the manner of Tony Blair's New Labour.
The flow character and solids' streamline in the standpipe and loop seal, solids inventory, aeration position and the fluctuation of riser's total pressure drop were analyzed in detail.
This is based on the idea that evolution always goes from simple to complex and that streamlining in the archaeal domain has been much less important than complexification in the eukaryotic domain, something not so clear at the molecular level.
Simulated distributions of velocity magnitude and streamlines in the planes xy, yz, and xz are shown in Fig. 8 for H/D = 4.
But today, to a degree, she came up with some of the goods and has promised more streamlining in the near future.
U.S. Army officer who, as chief of staff (1918 21), reorganized and streamlined the War Department, in order that the U.S. could make an important contribution to the Allied military effort.
And he was right about the collection by Kim Jones, who clicked on the British company's original era of "streamlining" in the 1920s and gave slim suits, a sleek camel coat and purposeful sportswear a modern vibe.
While a few interviewees acknowledged that the current system can impede multi-site studies, and that CIRBs could potentially reduce duplication of efforts and streamline work, in the end all interviewees supported the continuation of local IRBs in some form.
