There was a struggle for existence between the replicator varieties.
Despite his professed liking for Bates's "direct and concise" style, he quotes at length Bates' description of the tropics, with the James spends much space in his review quoting Bates's account of the strangling fig, called the "Murderer Liana or Sipo", which he uses to emphasize the "struggle for existence" between plants, as much as for animals.
It suggests a constant struggle, not for existence itself, but between selfishness and altruism a struggle that neither can win.
Therefore, sentence-level concurrence (co-occurrence) can be used as a surrogate for existence of the relationship between the words.
Therefore, sentence-level concurrence can be used as a surrogate for existence of the relationship between the words.
However, a systematic review of the evidence regarding the association of SES with adherence to treatment of patients with HIV/AIDS found no conclusive support for existence of a clear association between the two variables [ 46].
In The Condition of the Working Class in England, he wrote of how "a battle for life, for existence, for everything, is fought not between the different classes of society only, but also between the individual members of these classes.
My addressing to entropy is partially explained by necessity to express my opinion that the "struggle for existence" is not so much competition between the individuals of the same species as improvement of their own organization, their ability to resist entropy.
It is the last 30 years that have seen the greatest growth of democracy in world history: new rights for gays; the Vatican exposed; Islamist ideology with its misogyny, Jew-hate, and denial of human rights challenged; the European Union creating a new model for co-existence between nations.
In the twilight of empire, Britain became rather skilled at intra-Muslim diplomacy; the establishment of the Saudi throne, whose occupant has just changed, owed much to Britain.In his Ufa speech, Mr Putin said Russia had been far ahead of its European rivals in establishing a model for co-existence between faiths.
The BBC's Paul Adams talks to the people praying for co-existence between Sunnis and Shias, rejecting Isis' interpretation of Islam and its use of jihad.
