But the company takes pains to say the battery-powered car will serve a niche market of drivers making only very short commutes.
UAS EcR.A and UAS EcR.B1 expressed by the niche cell-specific driver bab1Gal4 also caused formation of an enlarged niche (on average 10 CpCs in comparison to 6 in control, Figure 7F, G and K; Supplementary Table S6) and appearance of supernumerary SSCs.
In short, both the Viggen and the Aero are niche vehicles for affluent drivers who value being different almost as much as they like performance and comfort.
At fine taxonomical scales, ecological specialisation, i.e. organisms preferentially exploiting a subset of available habitats, is thought to be a driver promoting niche diversity.
Together with our results, these findings suggest that temperature may be an important driver of niche separation for AOA, potentially leading to diverse ecosystem function responses that will depend on the magnitude of temperature change in the environment.
It explores the characteristics of different food growing and urban gardening scenarios regarding the inherent properties of the urban agriculture/food growing complex as an urban movement, its drivers and the niche that it occupies within the city.
Niche editorial is a direct driver for decent relationships with advertisers to offer close conversation with a core user group.
Fully electric cars are still a niche product bought mostly by affluent drivers.
Genomic islands (GI) comprise a horizontally acquired flexible gene pool that is a major driver in evolution and niche specialization of pathogenic bacteria [ 29].
The emerging picture is one in which the Malaysian yeast population has experienced unique evolutionary pressures on metal metabolism, highlighting the palm flower niche of these microbes as a driver of evolutionary change.
Niche models tend to appeal to younger drivers, as should the Cube, or at least its price: starting at $13,990 (and $695 in destination charges).
