When a high affinity polymer is blended with a low affinity one, the features that are intermediate between two extremes are observed.
The region is intermediate between two contrasting geomorphic styles, the meridian-oriented highs and depressions of the Sierras Pampeanas to the north and the eastwards sloping northern Patagonian mesetas to the south.
The term is intended to imply that the correct representation of a structure is intermediate between two or more Lewis formulae" [28].
90.6 89.4 −1.1 12 One indication that evolution has not occurred is the total absence of "transition organisms" (those with traits intermediate between two different groups).
Furthermore, every ethical virtue is a condition intermediate between two other states, one involving excess, and the other deficiency (1106a26-b28).
Song sparrows typically are described as having repertoires of about a dozen song types, but these song types are themselves quite variable and some songs are produced that appear intermediate between two types.
However, in the biological and paleontological context, the concept of missing links refers to the search for or discovery of a plant or animal that is intermediate between two organisms, especially applied to fossils.
And where did the notion that some taxa share a mixture of features of other groups or that sometimes anatomical features of one group appear to be intermediate between two other groups come from?
In this respect, Aristotle says, the virtues are no different from technical skills: every skilled worker knows how to avoid excess and deficiency, and is in a condition intermediate between two extremes.
The Zapata rail is the only member of the genus Cyanolimnas, and is considered to be intermediate between two other New World genera, Neocrex and Pardirallus.
