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Populist religious movements, particularly those generated by Amidist beliefs during the Heian period, grew even stronger and more diverse during the Kamakura period, increasing demands for Buddhist iconography.

What it meant to be a "celebrity" became more diverse during this time as well.

Although Sauropterygia is best known for the large Jurassic and Cretaceous plesiosaurs, the Sauropterygia was much more diverse during the Triassic, containing the Placodontia, the Pachypleurosauria, the Nothosauroidea, and the Pistosauroidea (Fig. 1A), which includes the Jurassic and Cretaceous Plesiosauria (Fig. 1A).

As compared to the moss, the cytokinin signaling pathway has, however, become more diverse during the evolution of land plants.

However, students in the physical activity were involved in more diverse activities during the observations.

Moreover, independent of the population, males have increased variation in shell shape when compared to females (Table 5 and Table 7) due to a "hypermorphic" growth, which allow males to have more diverse shapes during growth.

In some ways schools were more diverse (and free) during my education in the 1970s than they are today.

The first question in the present study was whether extensive recruitment effort at the first assessment wave (age 11) resulted in a more diverse sample eight years later, during the fourth assessment wave (age 19).

The city's economy is far more diverse and resilient than during the oil bust of the 1980s, but Houston is nevertheless feeling the hit of the slump.

And the antiwar movement today appears more diverse than it was during the early protests of the Vietnam War, when it often seemed hostile to "anyone over 30".

The effect of rate and power adaptivity on the capacity of the cross-layer optimised schedules is shown in Figure 4. Schedules with power adaptivity (CVX-Power-LET, CVX-RatePower-LET, CVXAware-Power, CVXAware-RatePower) perform better because of more diverse spatial reuse considerations during optimisation.