Sentence examples for environments would have from inspiring English sources
(The theory is that young men in ancestral environments would have got the best reproductive results by taking dangerous risks to compete for mates and status).
"If iTunes started three years earlier, I'm not sure how big Napster and the subsequent piratical environments would have been, because people would have been in the habit of legitimately purchasing at pricing that wasn't considered pernicious," said Richard Sarnoff, a chairman of Bertelsmann, which owns Random House, the world's largest publisher of consumer titles.
The concentrations of biomolecules in primitive Earth environments would have been governed by the rates of production and the rates of destruction.
Therefore, it has been pointed out that H2-rich seafloor hydrothermal environments would have been predominantly driven by komatiite volcanism in the Hadean ocean (Takai et al. 2006).
In other words, various very detailed environments would have to be specified for various different t-alleles and wild-type alleles.
Such environments would have necessarily peaked in the earlier Holocene when summer insolation in the northern hemisphere was significantly higher (it fell gradually from about 7000 BP to present, Berger 1978) and during the first half of the Holocene (until about 5,000 or 6,000 years ago) monsoon rainfall was much higher (e.g. Burns 2011; see also, Fuller and Qin 2010).
"There's no question the environment would have been different," said Alan S. Jaffe, the chairman of Proskauer Rose in New York.
At times he was treated as inhuman, and the level of helplessness he must have felt in such a terrifying environment would have been overwhelming.
Plant foods undoubtedly contributed to the Paleo-Indian diet, although the periglacial environment would have narrowed their quantities and varieties to some extent.
