Though not explicit studies of heritability, Morinville and Rasmussen [4], [42] found populations of wild juvenile anadromous brook trout to be more streamlined with shorter paired fins and, on average, occupied faster current speeds then their fluvial counterparts.
Time-sharing must guard against interference between users' programs, and most systems use virtual memory, in which the memory, or "address space," used by a program may reside in secondary memory (such as on a magnetic hard disk drive) when not in immediate use, to be swapped back to occupy the faster main computer memory on demand.
Compared to macro algae, turf algae grow faster [16], occupy newly available space faster [17], [18] and are less vulnerable to physical stress caused by water turbulence [17], [19] and grazing [15], [20].
Across the Hudson River along the New Jersey waterfront, buildings are being occupied as fast as they can be built as securities firms are moving their back-office operations one stop west of Manhattan on the PATH rail line.
Fjords, which were temporarily occupied by fast flowing ice-streams during major glaciations, and inter-fjord areas, which were covered by less active ice, show different signatures of past glaciations.
Almost the entire street is occupied by fast food stalls or street vendors.
In great tits, central network positions are occupied by fast explorers [ 10] who tend to show lower peak CORT concentrations in response to a standardized stressor than slow explorers [ 13].
From the start, Sussex students were the type to demonstrate, occupy buildings, or fast in protest at the Vietnam war.
They fast, occupy the mosques, read the Quran, give away in charities, and try to avoid all the detrimental things they've become accustomed to.
The Siskiwit body morphology suggests juveniles are better adapted to open water or swift currents and may occupy areas of fast current in stream environments to increase prey capture efficiency [20], [70].
