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In addition, this project examines the systematics of Bomarea edulis and related species to determine if domestication of this plant group occurred once or multiple times, leading to convergent phenotypes.
Aware of these political and economic toxicities, the White House delayed and watered down the mandate multiple times, leading many analysts to wonder whether it would ever fully go into effect.
Jackson sings the phrase "Save me from this living hell" multiple times, leading to fan speculation that the "Bad" star wrote it about the battle to clear his name.
Unarmed teenager Michael Brown was shot multiple times, leading to his death on 9 August, according to the results of a preliminary independent autopsy.
Individual motors were able to switch the track microtubule multiple times leading to a prolonged association with antiparallel bundles.
Only in a few cases did the ants rasp the leaf or bite multiple times leading to multiple scars.
Mr. Dusenberry's BBDO campaigns have been instrumental in its designation as "agency of the year" multiple times by leading trade publications and influenced not only his colleagues and successors but also creative executives throughout the industry.
Whereas a stream can merge at most once in Patching and at most twice in Transition Patching, ERMT allows streams to merge multiple times, thereby leading to a dynamic merge tree.
Epidemiologically, after the introduction of a de novo genome, this parasite may successfully be transmitted multiple times, possibly leading to an epidemic, and persisting in the host population for extended periods of time.
The Red Sea rift initiated the separation of the African and Arabian (Asian) continent masses about 70 million years ago [37], and the rifting took place multiple times afterward, leading to the eventual formation of the Red Sea.
The essential features that these models share are multiple time scales leading naturally to decomposition into slow and fast systems, a saddle-node of periodic orbits in the fast system, and a torus bifurcation in the full system.
