Hill, A.S. et al. Ion channel clustering at the axon initial segment and node of ranvier evolved sequentially in early chordates.
These influences could evolve sequentially across multiple levels of a hierarchical decision, consistent with much prior evidence for central bottlenecks and seriality in decision-making processes.
On some levels, it is tempting to see these three frontier types as evolving sequentially over time, with the most "primitive" state defining its frontier by means of non-contiguous cities and forts; the more advanced state developing a well-defined border zone; and the modern nation state conceiving of the frontier as a fixed line.
The other groups evolved sequentially.
Viral mutations conferring resistance against nucleotide and pyrophosphate analogs as well as maribavir (MBV) have evolved sequentially.
SNPs in the katG and gyrA genes classify M. tuberculosis isolates into 3 principal genetic groups (PGGs) thought to have evolved sequentially from group 1 to group 3 (2 ).
Years ago, we postulated that B-1a and B-2 B cells belong to distinct developmental lineages that are evolved sequentially to play complementary roles in immunity (Herzenberg and Herzenberg, 1989).
These results are consistent with our earlier study (Yeh et al. 2006) and illustrate how courtship is itself a composite of genetically distinct sub-behaviors that may have evolved sequentially.
Three qualitatively different types of motions sequentially evolved on cooling: breathing (contraction and expansion of hot zone), antiphase (standing wave) and rotation motion.
Using Blockchain, Etwaru gives examples of how finance, identity, reputation, inventory, market agreement and cooperate data sets sequentially evolve through blockchain first, becoming trusted data sets that can enable transparent consensus at scale, and eventually candidate data sets for smart contracts to transact on autonomously.
To show the capabilities of the program, a synthetic 3D data set is generated from three spectra (and two time constants) that sequentially evolve from one state to the next (see figure 2A).
