There are plenty of perfectly ghastly inherited diseases in my extended family.
Boyd and Henrich acknowledge that this does not make population-level distributions perfectly reliably inherited.
The final Co3O4 multilayered structures inherited perfectly the morphology of the preliminarily hydrothermal products.
THE ART OF THE WRAP -- Since she had inherited perfectly good but hardly fashionable furniture from a number of aunts, she found there was money to be saved in perfecting the art of "stylish draping". Choosing muted textiles, Ms. Kortenhaus hid unsightly tables and mismatched sofas and chairs under carefully arranged fabric wraps ("It's a good way to smooth out the look of a room").
In ice or fire, her journey will come to an end in 2019, and Evan Rachel Wood's Dolores is perfectly poised to inherit her blood-soaked crown.
To be perfectly fair, the company Dorsey inherited from his predecessor(s), including an array of former product leads as well as CEO Dick Costolo, wasn't in that great of shape to begin.
Apart from the not insignificant point that being a Jew is largely an inherited condition, it seems perfectly adapted to being an "–ish".
In rats with inherited eye defects "it works perfectly," says Roger Ashby, the firm's chief executive.
Like the forelimbs of turtles, horses, humans, birds, and bats, an organism's body parts are less than perfectly adapted because they are modified from an inherited structure rather than designed from completely "raw" materials for a specific purpose.
For mammals, since their haploid genomes comprises roughly 3.109 base pairs, each diploid newborn will thus carry, on average, around 100 nucleotides that will differ from those it should have inherited from its parents if DNA replication was perfectly faithful, and if DNA was perfectly stable and completely resistant to damages by radiation and chemicals.
