In the same vein, it is hard to envisage the evolution of the postmodern view of genomic evolution without the historic papers of Sapienza-Doolittle [ 59] and Crick and Orgel [ 60] on selfish DNA.
Encyclopaedia makers have usually envisaged the particular public they addressed.
Gladstone again envisaged the eventual abolition of income tax.
Then we envisaged the modification of few residues.
Control measures aimed at keeping pest populations low could be envisaged to manage the evolution of resistance (e.g., Carrière et al. 2001) in pests where the initial frequency of r alleles is low (e.g., O. nubilalis) and resistance is recessive.
Hence, we envisage the ontology-based development process to incorporate support for goals models co-evolution via the iterative nature of the early requirements identification and validation.
So, of the three solutions envisaged, adaptive evolution chose two.
So instead he envisaged an evolution in food-preparation technology, a step beyond the rolling hot-dog cart, because without the necessary permits, neither the grill nor the sausages could touch the ground.
We envisage the use of sets of very similar proteins specific for defined targets, like those developed by molecular evolution of a single CBM scaffold, as a suitable strategy to assess carbohydrate composition.
The present study envisages the importance of graphical representations like Piper trilinear diagram and Chadha's plot, respectively to determine variation in hydrochemical facies and understand the evolution of hydrochemical processes in the Varahi river basin.
