The U.S. has a highly evolved infrastructure for nurturing innovative new companies and positioning them for global expansion.
All this has led to a highly evolved system for allocating human and financial capital to entrepreneurial ventures, which has brought the U.S. enormous advantage.
Humans do have a highly evolved capacity for collaboration and generosity but, like Mrs Thatcher, Mr Monbiot overlooks our intense and often mindless desire for pipers who captivate us with their music.
Researchers, through understanding viral life cycles and gene function, have co-opted one of nature's most efficient and highly evolved mechanisms for infecting cells.
Their highly evolved mechanisms for cell entry and gene expression within the host cell remain intact and viral vectors can be rendered non-pathogenic and non-replicative by deletions at specific locus [80].
Curiously, both M. destructor and D. noxia alter wheat morphology and physiology, although through differing mechanisms, and this large percentage of unknown genes may reflect a highly evolved parasitic gene-for-gene relationship with their hosts [ 57, 58].
The result has been an explosion of opportunity for those companies that offer highly evolved software solutions for interactive and real-time control of a company's fundamental business processes.
Theory 2: New Yorkers have a highly evolved, unrivaled knack for glossing over the limitations, absurdities and dubious habitability of an unforgiving metropolis.
New Yorkers are fantastic at make-believe, which leads me to... Theory 2: New Yorkers have a highly evolved, unrivaled knack for glossing over the limitations, absurdities and dubious habitability of an unforgiving metropolis.
But looking back, it's obvious that the Italian and English top sides' defensive balance and extremely low number of mistakes marked them out as highly evolved and destined for continental success.
