Three large contiguous zones of bins in the frequency histogram were identified through this method (see Fig. 5 A ), one corresponding to the main peak near the image-selective model (outlined in blue) and 2 others corresponding to the end points of the 2 more conceptual branches of the histogram (outlined in orange and red).
We divided branches following 2R-WGD into two conceptual categories, duplication branches and speciation branches.
Other advantages to the strategy include facilitating conceptual connections with other branches of theorizing and providing easier access to generality.
Within the context of such challenges, distinct research branches have emerged: conceptual framework studies, development of operational tools (e.g. design for environment), and systemic studies (e.g. industrial symbiosis).
After the economic ideology of "Bankspeak", and the cultural geography of "The Emotions of London", "Broken Time" is the Literary Lab's first venture into film studies, to be followed by a pamphlet on art history: a series of investigations which we hope will contribute to establish a common conceptual ground among the different branches of quantitative cultural history.
Although the early literature on speciation (e.g., Udovic 1980) already realised the importance of frequency-dependent selection, we consider evolutionary branching an important conceptual breakthrough.
These kinds of trees have the conceptual advantage of not favoring one branch over another, therefore limiting a progressionist reading of evolution (Figs. 17 and 18).
These licenses will include the instructions, questions, response scales, branching logic, and a conceptual framework.
It seems that Prior right from the beginning was aware of the basic conceptual problems involved in the notion of branching time.
This is a seemingly simple decision that will dictate the fundamental design of the knowledge system, that is, the underlying conceptual or informational criteria for creating different branches in the knowledge system.
The great influence of physics on the branches of philosophy concerned with the conceptual basis of human perceptions and understanding of nature, such as epistemology, is evidenced by the earlier designation of physics itself as natural philosophy.
