Nest bees may need entrained circadian clocks to organize behaviours such as orientation flights47 and for timing interactions with bees performing outside tasks (for example, pollen and nectar flow into the hive during the day).
We provide an estimate of the expected number of detectable γ-ray pulsars and present AGILE capabilities for timing analysis with small counting statistics, based on the analysis of data from simulations, from the EGRET archive and from radio pulsar catalogs.
While power comparisons on a genome-wide scale are computationally infeasible in the scope of the current study, to evaluate the scalability of the GEDT method single datasets of different sizes were generated for timing experiments with GEDT.
The first-ever loan of the contested marble sculptures was also criticized for its timing, with Russia the target of European Union and U.S. economic sanctions for its seizure of Ukraine's Crimea region and aid to pro-Russia separatists battling the Ukrainian government.
As for the timing with the financial crisis, that is a coincidence.
Others see more pragmatic explanations for his timing: with sky-high approval ratings and a divided opposition, moving quickly could give the incumbent an extra edge.
It also reveals their mutual gift for comic timing, with Kelley and Haywood teasing Scott like a little sister.
In contrast, other genotypes showed no seed size differences across contrasting parental conditions but displayed transgenerational plasticity for germimation timing, with significantly delayed germination in saline conditions when parental plants were exposed to salinity.
Modern requirements for timing precision coupled with an increased understanding of the variability of the Earth's rotational speed are likely to bring about a change in the traditional relationship between precise timekeeping and astronomy.
Dr Heim, known for performing surgery without anaesthesia and for timing prisoners' deaths with a watch, is regarded as the second most-wanted former Nazi by the Simon Wiesenthal Centre, after Alois Brunner, Adolf Eichmann's righthand man.
