These wee creatures appear to hold a key to a critical transition in evolution.
But Ms. White will encounter significant obstacles at the S.E.C., an agency that finds itself in a critical transition period.
In short, we should align resources with risk, and invest in proven interventions that reduce new arrests during this critical transition period.
In From Warfare to Party Politics, 1990, he shows how nations evolve from violence to party competition via a "critical transition" in their political development.
Her principles formed a critical transition in American garden history between the great estate era and the explosion of suburban and town gardens that followed World War II.
The finding raises the possibility that natural gas could emerge as a critical transition fuel that could help to battle global warming.
The presidential council should include a representative of the military, embodying the sharing of power needed to ensure continuity and stability during this critical transition.
In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the company said the pay structure reflected "a unique and critical transition year for the company".
However, critical transition is not discussed in [23].
"You make a critical transition from artificial reality to the real world," he explains.
Such systemic change poses a critical transition time for ECEC field.
