I note that if rbcL evolution was related to atmospheric CO2 variations, we would expect adaptive evolution to occur simultaneously in contemporary branches of the tree, in line with sudden RCO2 changes.
Over the years, nearly all conductors have had the strings play the note with a sudden loud attack.
But the book ends on a very different note with two sudden love poems – lyrical, even gentle – that celebrate the possibility of a kind of salvation: "I thought: now / I'm going to be alone forever But the snow kept falling / and falling and she didn't go away".
Port Parties, Ltd.,The Show Piers and The Passenger Ship Terminal notes with profound sadness the sudden passing of Martin Zuckerman.
The Board of Trustees, Administration and Medical Staff of Blythedale Children's Hospital notes with deep sorrow the sudden passing of our dear friend and colleague.
The New Yorker, August 16 , 1999P. 85 Briefly noted book review of "Interior With Sudden Joy" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $21) by Brenda Shaughnessy..
His rare solo performances are delicate, lilting music with sudden cascades of notes, and his repertory jumps between traditional Manding melodies, soukous and reggae.
Some were akin to amiable Celtic jigs and reels; others, from Basque traditions, were built on stark modal scales and a six-beat pulse, with stuttering notes and sudden bursts of speed.
His world-weary cragginess coincides with an impulse to take ballads at extremely slow tempos and to execute them with the hesitations, drawn-out notes and sudden leaps that are a trademark of the jazz singer Mark Murphy.
Recently, VF was found to be present in a higher percentage of high school-age athletes with sudden arrest, and recent small series have noted improved survival when early defibrillation with CPR was provided for such patients in high schools.
