Computers are infinitely patient and accurate in comparing prices and opportunities, and now companies can provide a complete set of services to atomize the fixed costs formerly required for market entry.
Under other circumstances, however, faster-X evolution with respect to adaptive evolution is not expected to occur (Orr and Betancourt 2001), especially when adaptation proceeds mainly by fixing formerly deleterious alleles that were previously segregating at mutation selection balance.
As we traverse a path from the root to the leaf, positions formerly appearing to be variable will become fixed in specific lineages; at a leaf, all positions will be perfectly conserved.
They may be integral parts of the masonry of the anterior screen of the chancel as are ambos (raised platforms)—or wooden furnishings fixed to the walls, like the formerly mobile minbar (domed box in a mosque).
Her eyes fixed on a plot called Deer Run, formerly a cornfield.
The structure holds a lot of history (formerly a restaurant in Gorky Park), and it has been fixed up in a certain way for a museum environment.
In response to the negative reception, Bungie, the studio behind "Destiny," and formerly "Halo," has confirmed that the dialogue has been updated and will be fixed by the game's Sept. 9 release.
Here, given a limited and fixed capacity for learning, new learned elements may be recruited, when part of a behavioral sequence that formerly depended on learning becomes genetically assimilated (Avital & Jablonka 2000).
A small amount of nitrogen is fixed by lightning, but most of the nitrogen harvested from the atmosphere is removed by nitrogen-fixing bacteria and cyanobacteria (formerly called blue-green algae).
An hour later, just before Pryor was set to perform, the formerly indifferent stagehands leapt to fix the lights for two white ballet dancers; and the formerly blasé audience applauded them as if they were "some bad motherfuckers".
