By that time, Blanc had diversified, forming his own production company, along with his son Noel.
Sequences obtained early after infection (12 wpi) from these SMs were closely related but subsequently diversified, forming animal and time-point-specific clusters.
Dr. Pinker's argument depends on statistics, but Dr. Lifton's rejoinder depends on the historical sense that modernity has been permeated by violence in ever-diversifying forms.
Furthermore, as this theory was developed in relation to his work on the fossil record, the theory of the archetype as an immanent law working in time led Owen to embrace a concept of branching and diversifying relations of forms as divergences from this ideal archetypal form over time.
PARIS — In a sour European automotive market, Mercedes-Benz is diversifying into other forms of mobility.
This observation shows that, when population size is small, ΔmtDNA is capable of not only expanding but also diversifying into new forms.
Father Costantino's official mission was to diversify programming, form a board of directors, make capital improvements, expand youth programming and institute a training program for religious and lay people.
When coevolving with phage, bacteria diversify to form a set of distinct strains distributed symmetrically around the peak.
Since sections Repandae and Suaveolentes have diversified to form several species following polyploidization, characters were reconstructed for these sections separately to examine colour evolution subsequent to their origin.
This strategy has proved very successful: MEs are evolutionarily ancient, highly diversified in form, ubiquitous in distribution, and often extremely numerous within their host populations [ 1].
On the multiple-peak landscape, bacteria diversify to form a fitness-neutral distribution in which most strains experience negligible selective gradients and do not adapt significantly once they arise.
