Hence, widespread cell phone use offers public health experts the opportunity to disseminate programs and interventions to populations by capitalizing on their extant adaptation and utilization of mobile technology as a vehicle to improve health outcomes.
Vicariant models explaining the diversification of Calisto have already been proposed based on their extant geographical distribution [ 31, 33, 36, 60], although some authors had favoured the alternative dispersalist explanation [ 27, 63].
(On their lives, careers, and extant writings, see Ayres 2004 and Hanson 1996).
Weights can be predicted by regressing weights for extant primates on their PC-I scores in Figure 13A, and applying the empirically determined relationship to Darwinius: This yields an estimated weight of 485 g for Darwinius when it died, and a projected body weight of 660 g had it lived to be adult.
Most coaches — even the iconic ones — rely on something extant: Oklahoma State's Henry Iba, for instance, is often credited with conceiving the motion offense that Bob Knight further developed.
His commentaries on Plato, extant in their entirety, include those on The Republic, Parmenides, Timaeus, and Alcibiades I.
Drawing on extant theorizing and research on reflective teaching, this paper discusses the impact of an innovative methods course designed around the activity of student teachers' reflections on their own classroom discourse, for their understandings of the connections between theory and practice.
Allison Tolman on "Fargo," left, Michael O'Neill and Halle Berry on "Extant," Norman Reedus on "The Walking Dead" and Dean Norris in "Under the Dome".
'Star Wars Art: Posters' dives into a galaxy of rich visuals Allison Tolman on "Fargo," left, Michael O'Neill and Halle Berry on "Extant," Norman Reedus on "The Walking Dead" and Dean Norris in "Under the Dome".
Because many rare coastal sandplain plants reach their greatest abundance on extant open-canopied habitats, efforts to restore native plants will involve tradeoffs between the benefits of expanded habitat for these species and increased risk of invasion by nonnative species.
Their claim, preserved on an extant inscription, that in admitting Mithradates they had merely yielded to superior force was rudely brushed aside by Sulla, who inflicted a very heavy fine.
