However, turtles in general have relatively long life spans and mate repeatedly, so their generalized life history strategy of producing many young for natural selection to cull from seems to have worked well.
Yet Mr. Tillman winds up as the subject of a book less like either of those spellbinders than like Mr. Krakauer's weaker "Under the Banner of Heaven," an uneasy fusion of generalized Mormon history (i.e., filler) with a smaller, more specific story.
"A Song for Martin" is content to remain a more generalized case history.
Such species make up one of the two generalized life-history strategies posited by American ecologist Robert MacArthur and American biologist Edward O. Wilson; K-selected species that is, species whose population sizes fluctuate at or near their carrying capacity (K make up the second strategy.
A total of 100 samples of the time histories of the generalized force are generated using spectral representation method [9].
A 56-year-old female with a several-month history of generalized weakness, confusion and memory loss.
However, there were differences with lower seizure burden in our study (5.0 seizures/week vs. 9.5), history of generalized motor seizures (50vs.69%9%), and a slight male preponderance (56% in our study vs. 35%).
The central reason, with the possible exception of the civil rights movement itself, that Americans are prone to look back fondly on the years after World War II is that, by common consensus, it was the greatest era of generalized prosperity in the history of all nations.
Other factors increasing the risk of a poor outcome include little response to the initial treatment, generalized seizures, a family history of epilepsy, psychiatric problems, and waves on the EEG representing generalized epileptiform activity.
Participants with a previous history of generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, or other mental illness as determined by self-report were excluded from this study.
