It represents a major scientific milestone, for within its 1,400 pages, Gould provides a detailed and carefully amassed set of arguments to back his controversial contention that evolution proceeds in jumps and starts - a process he calls punctuated equilibriumism - and not as gradual progression, as it is usually outlined.
Ensuring confidentiality and privacy is usually outlined in study protocols and scrutinised by ethics committees.
For clarity of exposition, the theory of comparative advantage is usually first outlined as though only two countries and only two commodities were involved, although the principles are by no means limited to such cases.
Sketches and studies are usually considered rough outlines or the vague delineation of some bigger work without the detail.
Preliminary budget outlines are usually little-noticed administrative exercises, the first step in negotiations between the White House and federal agencies that usually shave the sharpest edges off the initial request.
Cell and follicle outlines are usually maximum intensity z projections of ∼2 µm.
Backgrounds are usually white or red, with designs outlined in black and filled in with various shades of red, orange, blue-gray, or purple.
47 The routine and molecular cytogenetic analyses outlined thus far are usually performed on peripheral blood.
The methodology and approaches selected are usually influenced by the research question (outlined in the introduction), intended synthesis output, reviewer's philosophical position, context, and target audience.
Many proposal writers do not even recognize that the agency has done part of the work by providing the first--and sometimes second--levels of the outline, which are usually denoted by roman numerals and prescribe major headings that need to be included.
