Indeed, plays written in prose dialogue were at one time comparatively rare, and then associated essentially with the comic stage.
However, for the same number of terms, the collocation method yields relatively more accurate results in a comparatively shorter time compared with the Galerkin method.
In this case, standing genetic variation is required, because the population sizes for these hosts are usually comparatively small, their generation times comparatively long, and their genomes diploid.
The comparison also illustrates the comparatively slower drift in time of the Earth's geomagnetic dipole compared to other contributions of the magnetic field.
In order to address potential differences between the different animal groups, the groups were comparatively clustered in time periods before experiments (all calves were then equally hold and nourished = pre-experimental control phase) and experimental time periods.
146 The link between sleep disorders and T2D 147 may be particularly relevant in Asia, where sleep time is comparatively shorter.
a. arundinaceus) [14], [17] and our results suggest that the plumage diversification took place after the last glaciation during the easterly expansion of clade A. This gives support to the postglacial expansion hypothesis and the role of expansions in driving diversification in comparatively short time periods.
While much is known about excited-state proton transfer reactions (ESPT) in GFP occurring on ultrafast time scales, comparatively little is understood about the factors governing the rates and pathways of ground-state proton transfer.
The torsion balance was devised by Michell, who died before he could use it to measure G. Cavendish adapted Michell's design to make the first reliable measurement of G in 1798; only in comparatively recent times have clearly better results been obtained.
The former is lost in the mist of time but it is remarkable that, in the comparatively short time between the appearance of Ediacaran organisms (c. 620 MYA) and those of the lower Cambrian (c.
