They include four main genera, namely, Boleophthalmus, Periophthalmodon, Periophthalmus and Scartelaos1 comprising diverse species that represent a continuum of adaptations towards terrestrial life with some being more terrestrial than the others.
Just as our physical selves reflect a continuum of change, adaptation and compromise, so to do our buildings.
(Also, The Get Down's Tremaine Brown, Jr. shows up in a very winky role, which potentially upsets the entire space-time continuum of contemporary adaptations of the early New York hip-hop scene).
In this study we evaluated neutrophil adaptation across the continuum of sepsis.
Diffusion can range on a continuum from highly centralized (top down diffusion from expert to users) with a low degree of adaptation to decentralized systems with a high degree of local adaptation (where diffusion happens through horizontal networks with a wide sharing of power and control among members).
The continuum of trauma-provoked aftermath reaches from healthy adaptation with high resilience, to severe maladjustment with co-occurring psychiatric and physical pathologies in children, adolescents and adults.
Resistance is part of adaptation.
One is on the limits of adaptation.
Third, there is the cost of adaptation.
GARRISON "Implementation of Adaptation," installation by Lorrie Fredette.
