Such a governance approach needs to be able to follow up on sustainable mobility practices already performed by a Critical Mass [50] as well as to scale up various developments evolved from niches and grassroots movements [64, 65].
Spatio-temporal radiation biology represents an emerging research domain driven in strong synergy with recent radiation source developments, evolving over several orders of magnitude from femtosecond and submicrometric scales.
Since societal and cultural demands of sustainable development evolve outside the economic sphere, organizational change in business enterprises (Birkin et al., 2009a, 2009b) they rest on structural or cultural BM's attributes or are derived from the external socio-economic environment or internal organizational capabilities (Stubbs & Cocklin, 2008).
These rates were compared to test the hypothesis that Hox genes, similar to other genes with complex expression patterns and that are essential in the early development, evolve slowly.
The rest of it is basically a slow development evolving over the years".
Traditional software development evolved when personal computers ruled the Earth and software shipped in shrink-wrapped packages, but the Internet changed the paradigm.
"The initial development evolved from a discussion I had with a graduate student," said James J. Beaudoin, the lead researcher and a concrete expert at the research council's Institute for Research in Construction, based in Ottawa.
In a vast majority of cases, normal development evolves to complete septal fusion.
Understanding how development evolved between bonobos and chimpanzees can then inform hypotheses regarding cognitive evolution in our own species from our last common ancestor with the Panins.
This possible parallel between TPAP and the plant PAPS3 family of proteins is interesting, as it suggests cytoplasmic poly(A) polymerases specific for sperm or pollen development evolved independently in the plant and animal lineages.
