The good and mediocre individuals are transferred to the next population.
Fluctuations in the high fitness tail propagate toward more mediocre individuals, which dominate a typical population sample.
For his many admirers, he is a daring, prophetic figure who anatomises with honesty life in the contemporary west and exposes the lot of the millions of mediocre, grafting individuals whose role in our financial and emotional economies is usually ignored.
Of his other works, the best known are España invertebrada (1922; Invertebrate Spain) and La rebelión de las masas (1929; The Revolt of the Masses), in which he characterized 20th-century society as dominated by masses of mediocre and indistinguishable individuals, who he proposed should surrender social leadership to minorities of cultivated and intellectually independent men.
But it seems quite a few read The Fountainhead in college, deciding that this story – about a heroic individual fighting off mediocre altruists – was all the literature they would ever need.
So before you screen out that physician with a mediocre star rating, read the individual reviews and see why patients are displeased.
I admit it, for a long time, whenever families had children with significant challenges, my expectations for these individuals would often be mediocre.
It was, on the whole, a mediocre year for British sport, even if there were some notable individual performances.
While he improved on an individual level, the Mavericks missed the playoffs after a mediocre 40 42 season.
An individual can always play well and sound good on a mediocre night for the collective.
