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There are many theories: training has evolved from high mileage to long, slow distance.

During that 10-year period, Native American casinos evolved from high stakes bingo with pull tabs, some card rooms and some slot machines -- legal or illegal -- to the successful development of some of the largest casino resorts in the United States," said Mickey Brown, former president and chief executive of Foxwood Resorts Casino in Ledyard and now a lawyer in Atlantic City.

The history of RT in the treatment of ATC has evolved from high dose conventional RT to hyperfractionated RT administered in combination with continuous chemotherapy.

However, despite attaining the SvO2 and ScvO2 targets (and after adjusting for SvO2) and an apparent global hemodynamic normalization in most patients, those with persistently high Pv-aCO2 developed more severe multiorgan dysfunction at day 3 than patients evolving with normal Pv-aCO2 during the first 6 hours of resuscitation or those who evolved from high to normal PvaCO2.

Therefore, not only is it highly likely that typical microstates corresponding to a nonequilibrium state will evolve to higher entropy states, but it is also highly likely that they evolved from higher entropy states.

This suggests the need for extensions to the classical Archie's law formulation concerning diffusive transport for systems evolving from high to low porosity as demonstrated here by mineral precipitation.

As In deposition amount decreases along the In flux direction, the large QDs evolve from high density (∼3.5 × 109 cm−2 in Fig. 2a and ~1.8 × 109 cm−2 in Fig. 2b) to low density (~6 × 108 cm−2 in Fig. 2c), and finally no large QDs (Fig. 2d).

SA481 was evolved from the high isobutanol producer strain (JCL260) by a sequential transfer method increasing isobutanol concentration every 15 transfers.

Benitez has evolved from the high-strung player who once wept after blowing a save for the Orioles to a more inscrutable, yet still likable sort.

The book has now evolved from a high-end letterpress project into a collaboration between Libanus and two commercial publishers, the poetry specialist Enitharmon Press and the Queen Anne Press, once owned by Ian Fleming.

One of the most renowned examples of ecological differentiation in the species complex is the elongate, open-water species Amphilophus zaliosus, which evolved from a high-bodied benthic ancestor by sympatric speciation within Nicaragua's oldest crater lake, Lake Apoyo [ 4, 20].