The conditions in Table 4 depend not only on the female's relatednesses to her full sisters and brothers, but also on the population sex ratio, F/ M, because that determines the eventual relative mating success of males and females.
Thornton's eventual running mates originated from unusual spots in the lineup.
Even Obama's eventual running mate, Joe Biden, was scrutinised by the media over a possibly racist comment.
Half a dozen seemed to guess at Mrs. Clinton's eventual running mate, like clintonomalley.com, referring to Gov. Martin O'Malley of Maryland.
He entertained a weightier question about potential vice presidents: Was he confident that if he had to write four names on a piece of paper at this early stage, his eventual running mate would appear on that list?
Determined to avoid the frustrations and tensions of the past, Mr. Romney's team is taking steps to ensure that the eventual running mate — and his or her staff — functions as a true extension of the campaign, not as an autonomous political operation.
In a speech in February 1981, Reagan declared that his plan, labeled "voodoo economics" a year earlier by his eventual running mate, George H. W. Bush, would eliminate the nation's budget deficit and produce a surplus by 1984.
The responsiveness and preference functions of a female, together with any constraints on their expression, contribute to the eventual outcome of mate choice: which male/s the female mates with.
It is also not known how widespread female sterility in the species is, how population structure affects patterns of mating and eventual inbreeding depression, or how the sterility is determined genetically.
After he finished speaking, the first question Perry faced was from someone asking him if he would be the eventual winner's running mate.
