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A gene that controls red blood cell production evolved quickly to enable Tibetans to tolerate high altitudes, a study suggests.

The smaller canals are visible in the earliest marine cetacean fossils, indicating that they evolved quickly to enable the animals to tolerate the constant agile swimming movements required of an underwater existence.

As this novel compound was first released into the environment in the 1940s, they must have evolved quickly to utilize it.

And it must ensure that the talks evolve quickly to direct negotiations — the only realistic format for an enduring agreement.

Mr. Morton said that the OpenKinect software was evolving quickly to be more flexible and supportive, freeing up the programmers to experiment and be creative.

"Any re-engineering should make certain that the current model evolves quickly, to avoid the inadvertent disenfranchising of a whole segment of UK society, which is effectively in-train, as a result of UK Sports' February 2014 decision to completely eliminate funding of the GB men's and women's national basketball programme".

Being an immigrant forces you to evolve quickly, to modify yourself to the new environment.

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General purpose computing architectures are evolving quickly to become many-core and hierarchical: i.e. a core can communicate more quickly locally than globally.

Multi-core architectures are also evolving quickly to exploit both massive-threading and massive-parallelism such as the 1.3 million threads Blue Waters supercomputer.

They select seeds and save from year to year but is that the "right" kind of diversity that will help crops evolve quickly to climate change?