The action of climate seems at first sight to be quite independent of the struggle for existence; but in so far as climate chiefly acts in reducing food, it brings on the most severe struggle between the individuals, whether of the same or of distinct species, which subsist on the same kind of food'.
If Gucci, say, has a distinctive look, it will surely be photographed in fashion magazines, which subsist on pictures of clothes that look alike, and it might behoove another designer to produce something similar.
Researchers documenting life in the world's deepest cave, Krubera-Voronya on the eastern side of the Black Sea, discovered four new species of springtail, including the eyeless Anurida stereoodorata (inset), which subsist on fungi and decaying organic material.
General Motors and Chrysler, both of which are subsisting on government loans, would have been particularly hard-pressed to finance such an expensive program.
I really know among us of no custom which is so useful and tends so much to establish the union and the little society which subsists among us.
Here dancing was considered a socializing virtue expressed in this anonymous observation: I really know among us of no custom which is so useful and tends so much to establish the union and the little society which subsists among us.
Beijing's central planners (along with the provincial bureaucracy which subsists on lending and development fees) overbuilt the country to the point that 46% of the Chinese economy is now in "fixed investment" – infrastructure and real estate spending.
They define a sayable as "that which subsists in accordance with a rational impression".
An objective which subsists can be called factual — it is a fact [Tatsache].
Therefore, MVS representation enables to measure the deviation from the tree structure which subsists in the initial pairwise differences.
