Otherwise, scientists would have to remain neutral about whether the earth is flat, whether evolution is a fact, or whether anthropogenic climate change exists.
The authors make an intriguing observation that seems to contradict the paradigm of "survival of the flattest" (or, evolution of mutational robustness).
It gives an illuminating account of his evolution from flat, patchy landscapes that call to mind those of Fairfield Porter or Milton Avery to gnarly portraits from the late 1950's to the synthesis of Pop, Color Field and Realism that made him famous in the 60's.
An avid gamer since his youth, author Steven L. Kent has seen the evolution from flat 2D arcade games to epic non-linear 3D adventures.
In contrast, ohnologues were almost flat irrespective of tissue evolution.
Figure 5 Evolution of flat-band voltage as a function of waiting time for the MIS structures after Ge + ion implantation at 5 keV followed by thermal annealing at 800°C and subjected to a stress voltages of +6 V for electron charging, and -6 V for hole charging for 3s.
The great contribution of the Amatis to the development of the violin was their evolution of the flat, shallow model, which, as improved by Stradivari, proved the fittest to survive in modern concert conditions by reason of the brilliant soprano tone of which it is capable.
The same electrode also shows a higher catalytic activity and a greater flat band potential for hydrogen evolution reaction relative to the other electrodes.
Fig. 1 Illustration of evolution of a flat heterojunction (HJ) for charge separation into various HJ configurations leading to the increased interface area: textured, nanorod/nanowire/nanoparticle network, branched core-shell morphology.
Remark 3.2: The flat output trajectory completely defines the evolution of a difference flat system.
We are interested in distributed solutions that can be implemented in a flat architecture (e.g., long term evolution (LTE -Advanced architecture).
