In the last decades of the 20th century, scientists began to understand human physical variability in clinal terms and to recognize that it reflects much more complex gradations and combinations than they had anticipated.
Morris's patterns for woven textiles, some of which were also machine made under ordinary commercial conditions, included intricate double-woven furnishing fabrics in which two sets of warps and wefts are interlinked to create complex gradations of colour and texture.
For one, the complex racial gradations of Cape Town constantly challenge those who want to speak of a narrow blackness or whiteness.
Such a hierarchical representation guarantees complex material gradations and the user's design intent can be intuitively represented.
It is of course Family (messy, complex, miserable, happy, so many gradations of those last two words) which is the real gift, beneath the wrapping.
Therefore we propose that the balance between these two complexes determines the stereocilia length gradation within bundle staircases.
Then, we conducted fluorescence microscopy experiment to investigate its higher gradation of application in complex biological systems.
However, the reality is more a vertiginous wedding-cake structure: a pyramid scheme of legal gradations constructed from a complex blending of nationality, race, religion, diplomatic clout, social class and personal connections.
Darwin also notes that the process of natural selection will lead to the particular pattern of numerous gradations from simple to complex eyes.
We hypothesize that the newly described interaction between myosinVIIa and twinfilin-2 is responsible for the establishment and maintenance of slower rates of actin turnover in shorter stereocilia, and that interplay between complexes of myosinVIIa/twinfilin-2 and myosinXVa/whirlin is responsible for stereocilia length gradation within the bundle staircase.
