Beahrs serves up mini-histories of staple American ingredients, laments their endangered status, enshrines them in period recipes and periodically lets loose a keening lament for the lost world of abundant, flavorful food.
To evaluate similarity and dissimilarity of samples, Bray-Curtis similarity was created (abundances of species were standardized and square-root transformed to down-weigh the importance of very abundant species without losing the influence of rarer species).
For multivariate analyses, we used Primerv6, in order to calculate similarity and dissimilarity of nematode communities from various ecosystems and habitats, using Bray-Curtis similarity (data were prior standardized and square-root transformed to down-weight the importance of very abundant species without losing the influence of rarer species).
Plus, the team found evidence that some groups of dung beetles went extinct around the same time as the dinosaurs, having presumably lost a once-abundant and constant source of fecal food.
She figures the experience as abundant, generative, a thrill by any metric: "Losing things is about the familiar falling away, getting lost is about the unfamiliar appearing".
He also attributes the rapid expansion of cities like Atlanta, Dallas, and Houston to their cheap, abundant housing.Even in the sunbelt, however, many rural areas are losing population.
For example, a composite motif that supports binding of two TFs (TF1 and TF2) may be lost if a more abundant motif (TF1) is processed first and then removed from the sequence.
There were abundant signs that for all the innovations in automotive technology, the automobile is losing its once-central status in the world of tech.
Conversely, the selective disadvantage of losing the ability to use nitrate is larger for modeled picophytoplankton that live at higher latitudes, where Synechococcus are abundant.
"Losing My Faculties" describes how Mr. Halpin undertook several kinds of teaching jobs in the Boston area, each one with abundant frustrations.
