This should be a first step in any decision regarding the genetic management of captive populations because it determines how genetic adaptation to captivity needs to be considered, especially if mate choice accelerates adaptation to captivity.
"I realized there was a need for educators," in large part because so many teachers are retiring, he said of his choice, an accelerated program in early education at Prince George's Community College in Largo, Md. "I saw things I could do as well or better".
The choice of accelerated corrosion was made in view of its wider use in experimental work to reduce the time demand that is normally expected in natural corrosion, and that the accelerated corrosion is viewed as more severe that the natural corrosion in producing corrosion damage.
The DWP made the choice to accelerate the benefit sanction system, increasing the length of time a sanction could last, as well as the amount of money it can take from disabled and chronically ill people; and, equally, it can make the choice to halt it.
Using the nozzle is the most efficient choice to accelerate the flow and it can be increased by the harnessed power.
Since our problem is exponentially ill-posed (the eigenvalues s n = e − b λ n of K converge exponentially to 0), it is well known in this case [16, 17] that the best choice to accelerate the convergence of the regularization method is to use logarithmic-type source conditions, i.e., ( f 0 − f ) = Ψ β ( ω K ) ξ, ξ ∈ H, ∥ ξ ∥ ≤ E, (4.6).
"And given the choice between accelerating a dangerous new disease or not -- for it is impossible that Games will slow Zika down -- the answer should be a no-brainer for the Olympic organizers too.
The inexpensive general-purpose GPUs give engineers a great choice to accelerate time-consuming applications.
Many anti-inflammatory drugs are clinically approved, and as such are a rationale choice for accelerating the transition of preclinical findings to clinical trials.
The speed at which we make big choices, even life-altering choices, accelerates.
