Early in 19, Germanicus visited Egypt, incurring strong censure from Tiberius, because the latter's predecessor, Augustus, had strictly forbidden Romans of senatorial rank to enter Egypt Rome's breadbasket without permission.
As the simulation results presented, two types of asymmetric flow physics incur strong side-loads: random transition between FSS and partial quasi-RSS due to fish tailing effect of the supersonic jet, axial flow oscillation across the nozzle lip due to relative movement between supersonic jet and front edge of the lower stage.
However, because gene products such as these are likely to incur strong selective pressure, they provide a stringent (and nonneutral) test for SNP distribution bias.
Such fluctuations can incur strong selection, but the responses of the population will not add up to large changes over longer timescales (Gingerich 1983; Gibbs and Grant 2006).
Animals face trade-offs between predation risk and foraging success depending on their location in the landscape; for example, individuals that remain near a common shelter may be safe from predation but incur stronger competition for resources.
The mixing of more distantly related actinomycete strains, often associated with different species or genera of ants, could thus incur stronger conflict expression when mixes occur between strains across the broad attine ant groups than within these groups, potentially impacting dynamics of host-symbiont switching (see below).
It is important to note that the convex side where the spinal deformity has taken place does not necessarily incur stronger sEMG values as opposed to the concave side.
Depriving Jobcentre Plus, the state's own unemployment agency, of its monopoly on getting claimants back to work incurred particularly strong bureaucratic resistance.The Tories' partners in government may be squeamish.
Profitable investments often incur substantial fixed costs.
Strategies that do not incur a strong metabolic or speed penalty would thus likely be actively sought out by evolution.
