To pay, it must keep growing fast, fend off competition and hope rules do not change in America that could make it more costly to deliver content over a broadband connection.It will need to balance disruptive innovation with not irking the content-owners whose material it must continue to license (as well as making its own).
Although various processes can produce the required variation (e.g., mutation-selection balance; disruptive selection on both female preferences and male traits), their prerequisites seem too restricted to view disruptive sexual selection as a general mechanism driving the evolution of reproductive isolation under a broad range of conditions.
Among recently diverged species, the balance between disruptive selection and homogenizing gene flow will determine the extent of genetic differentiation achieved and its genomic distribution [ 12, 13].
This diversity is maintained by a delicate balance between disruptive selection pushing toward further genetic divergence and gene flow between the divergent forms, pushing toward a phenotypic and genetic homogenization (Seehausen 2000).
A large-scale quantitative study including 150 buildings shows that four architectural design types ("solid," "balanced," "expressive," and "disruptive" designs, emerging from a mix of functionalist and experiential architectures, lead to distinct corporate brand personalities (e.g., competence for functionalist architecture and excitement for experiential architecture).
Parasites readily shape, by natural selection, the phenotype and genotype distributions of their hosts [6], [7], and can promote host genetic diversity via balancing [8] and disruptive selection [9].
Selective gene exchange of this kind now seems likely to be relatively common whenever the weak introgressive pressure expected between species is more than balanced by sufficiently strong disruptive selection (although potentially quite weak in absolute terms) keeping some parts of the genome distinct.
By balancing mechanical energy with turbulent disruptive energy, a mechanistic model was developed for each sub-range.
We introduce the critical aggregate size, D, as the particle size that at the average shear rate has a Mumtaz number, M=1, and so disruptive forces are in balance with the strength of growing bridges.
Leukocyte adhesion results from the balance between molecular adhesive forces and disruptive hemodynamic forces exerted by flowing blood.
Practitioners and patients in primary care may both be implicitly engaging in what has been called " minimally disruptive medicine" [ 37], balancing what is realistic and achievable for patients against evidence based guidelines driven by disease markers.
