The characteristics of the population dynamics observed in the experiment and simulated in the model are highly similar: repeated pesticide pulses in combination with competition resulted in the long term culmination of low-dose effects.
The move is another chapter in a long story, a culmination of a lot of consolidation activity in the semiconductor space and months over jockeying over whether or not Broadcom would be able to complete a hostile bid for the U.S. chipmaker.
Fashion Week has long been a culmination of starving souls yearning, aching and damn near dying to be noticed.
But for the first time in a long time, the culmination of this convention won't on the last day, when the nominee is formally anointed and delivers the traditional "speech of his life".
It's a month-long expedition, the culmination of eight years of research and study that I've done in the Amazon.
Milton S. Gould, the lawyer for Mr. Gucci, described the guilty plea as the culmination of long negotiations with the Government.
Before them sat a 48,600-candle birthday cake, the culmination of long hours of preparation and the spreading of 180 quarts of icing.
Some of them, when not immature, sum up previous experience and bring to culmination a long process of reflection.
Possibly the smash of this year's festival, "Mudbound" starts in the midst of World War II and ends after its culmination, not long before the civil rights movement would start to confront America's racial demons.
These new spaces were typically culminations of long and painful healing processes for devastated families and communities.
The agreement would have been the culmination of long-running talks between the US and Russia in Moscow, Washington and Geneva.
