Just making common descriptions of how people characterize themselves is a challenge: LinkedIn has seen 6,000 variants of the job "software engineer" described in English and 8,000 different ways people say they worked at IBM, including hundreds of company locations, nicknames of divisions, variations on job titles, even some misspellings.
DSub-division of variation among the cultivars.
CSub-division of variation among the cultivars.
DSub-division of variation among the CO2 × CV interaction.
ESub-division of variation among the CO2 × CV interaction.
Both lines of evidence are consistent with the same division and the variation that we observed in phylogenetic structure affects the behavior that we observe in the social stage.
Lying between 1.95 and 2.02 Saturn radii and not devoid of particles, the Cassini division exhibits complicated variations in optical depth, with an average value of 0.1.
However, if the tumor halves are more close in age (400 and 700 divisions), this much variation is relatively rare (19%).
However, the lack of correlation between the genetic differentiation and any subspecies divisions or ecological variation indicate that the observed specialisations are relatively recent in origin.
There can even be large variations between different cells of the same organism: it has been known for more than a hundred years that spindles, the structures that segregate chromosomes during cell division, show great variations in size and shape over the course of development (Wilson, 1897).
Given the abundance of nutrients, bacterial cells were able to grow exponentially within the monolayer, making it possible to directly monitor single cell division and morphologic variations in situ via simple bright field microscopy without resorting to complicated fluorescence labeling efforts (e.g., fusing fluorescence genes into cells).
