Sentence examples for distance of exchange from inspiring English sources
Finally, we modeled the quantitative relationship between transfer frequency and evolutionary distance of exchange partners allowing us to quantify the degree of chimerism in each genome: the proportion of amino acid changes in the relaxed core genome that had happened in other, divergent haloarchaeal populations, before returning via HGT to a recipient genome.
The greater presence of six-rowed varieties in local markets, and the lower price of seed for these varieties, supports the existence of greater levels of exchange over distance.
In the earliest days nomadic peoples traded over considerable distances, using barter as the medium of exchange.
River chemistry can potentially provide estimates of exchange flux over distances of tens to hundreds of kilometres with a spatial resolution of hundreds of metres.
From the proportionality coefficient and the available data for the electron exchange rate constant, together, the distance of electron jump at the moment of exchange is estimated.
The diameter (140 180 μm) achieved by enlarged adipocytes is greater than the diffusion distance of oxygen, thus limiting the exchange between blood and adipocyte cytoplasm.
New markets, often regional in nature, arose to supplement the older centres that had developed on the basis of the long-distance exchange of relatively high-priced imperishables.
Bills of exchange made it significantly easier to travel long distances because a traveler would not be burdened by the weight of metal coins.
Some urban centres developed from points of exchange for agrarian produce, whereas others were involved in long-distance trade.
It involved grenade exchanges from a distance of just a few feet, and it finished with Miller and his men standing amid their dead and bloodied foes.
"It's a good plan, and it is a plan that in four and a half or five days has moved ground forces to within a short distance of Baghdad," said Mr. Rumsfeld, after repeated exchanges with reporters.
