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Evolution of a different kind.

During that postdoc in theoretical astrophysics, evolution of a different kind diverted my attention in a way that I thought would be temporary.

They may have originally evolved to serve a different function or may have evolved as a byproduct of the evolution of a different feature.

Interestingly, integration of HIV does not favor, and possibly avoids, TFBS-rich regions, suggesting the evolution of a different mechanism that targets open chromatin regions while minimizing interference with the cell transcriptional machinery.

Before the current battle over the evolution of marriage, a different war for marital and personal freedoms was fought in this country, by and for women who were hoping to find something more than just marriage, as well as more rights within that union.

The following readings give a sense of the host of domestic issues facing the Chinese state, and also point to the evolution of a completely different way of thinking about and handling China's problems.

We're seeing the evolution of a number of different ways of measuring trust, which reflects a human reality; different people think of trust in different ways.

The rupture behavior of a fault from the Dieterich-Ruina constitutive model (Ruina [1983]; Dieterich [1978]) describes the frictional evolution of a fault for different sliding velocities with the material parameter (a-b) representing the difference in steady-state friction.

Oversights in designing with engineering composite materials at the micro-structural level of size have resulted in the evolution of a variety of different cracking mechanisms and the catastrophic fracture of laminated components under stress and environmental attack.

We simulate the dynamic configurational evolution of a cell under different geometric microenvironments, including the angular distribution of microtubule forces and the deformation of the nucleus.

Wu et al. modeled and compared the evolution of a tumor under different initial conditions [ 27].