In essence, the evolution of multiple replication origins within a relatively small archaeal genome may be equivalent to the evolution of an isochore that generates regional uniformity in mutational and evolutionary dynamics (Eyre-Walker and Hurst 2001).
What is missing is a clear or convincing sense of the title character's essence or evolution.
When this happens, I mention, the properties of the gene pool of that organism have changed; the essence of evolution.
In essence, housing evolution in the Gulf cities can be categorised, following Alexander (2012) classification, into two observable systems.
The essence of biological evolution at the level of the individual organism is variation, inheritance, differential survival and reproduction, and time.
Incidentally, the interplay between supporting and erasing energy fluxes, which is apparent in the case of photostable RNA-like molecules, might represent the physical essence of biological evolution (see [ 92, 394, 395] for related discussions).
This music is meant to evoke the essence of triumphant human evolution.
But they would also be spared the important knowledge that earlier generations once thought this way, and history — in essence, a chronicle of evolution — would be diminished, again.
In order to capture the essence of the microstructural evolution in solder alloys with a diffusion theory of heterogeneous solid mixtures we employ an extended Cahn Hilliard phase-field model.
