It is increasingly evident that the fundamental structure of the photosynthetic apparatus is an example of the capacity for complex, highly sophisticated systems to evolve, since cyanobacteria, green algae and higher plants (which apparently diverged hundreds of millions of years ago) have very similar photosynthetic machineries [ 39, 40].
In the vertical plane the increase of the inertia of the moveable segment implies changes in both inertial and gravity torques and constitutes a good example for testing the capacity of our model to integrate both intrinsic (inertia) and extrinsic (gravity) parameters.
A majority of examples come from the underexploited plants used by Amazonian indigenous people, little known in the international scientific literature, but which are splendid examples of the capacity for breeding and selection of traditional communities.
For example, the capacity for seed numbers in a silique and the resistance for pod shattering during seed harvest have great impacts on seed yield (Wang et al. 2007b; Gan et al. 2008).
Researchers hope, for example, that the capacity for empathy, which is controlled by specific parts of the brain, might still exist weakly in callous-unemotional children, and could be strengthened.
The trilogy crackles with a gleeful inventiveness that is sometimes tonally at odds with its apocalyptic content: the Crakers' skin cells have been modified to repel ultraviolet rays and mosquitoes, for example, and the capacity for sexual jealousy has been edited out of their genome.
For example, the capacity of faecal case components to reduce predation sometimes varied markedly among predators and between larval versus pupal life stages.
There are some caveats: for example, the capacity to understand fast speech seems to fade with age.
For example, the capacity estimated by maximum method at San Diego is similar to a bimodal distribution.
For example, the capacity of the NSAGs to fulfil obligations and the nature of the humanitarian crisis would require careful consideration.
