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It's less predictable how much it will change in the span of just a few months.
A small change in the span of the DNA fragment resulted in a putative tRNA-S2, transcribed counter clockwise.
For example, affective processes may be highly variable, exhibiting changes in the span of minutes or even seconds.
This is in agreement with the result of Wolf and colleagues, who showed that the span ratio was mainly controlled by changes in the span of the inner wing (SR inner wing ∼0.4, SR hand wing ∼0.93) in G. soricina (Wolf et al., 2010).
In contrast, there is no significant change in the span of putative retrotransposed duplicates as a function of K S (entire data set, Kendall's Tau = 0, p = 1; exclusion of 26 duplicate sets with evidence of gene conversion, Kendall's Tau = −0.041, p = 0.83) (Fig. 8).
Suddenly, three of Tampa Bay's Pro Bowl defensive players -- a safety, a linebacker and a tackle -- changed the game in the span of 10 minutes.
Of course a lot has changed in the three year span it has taken the Volt to hit production.
The naturalist's disposition is generally toward what endures, but to have watched the environment in South Florida recently, Bergh said, is to be in awe of how much has changed "before my eyes, in the span of one human lifetime".
The fact that Lindbergh's flight could be so improbable and his grandson's 75 years later so routine should leave us amazed, and a bit afraid, at how much change can occur in the span of a single lifetime.
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