It felt, especially to the grandiose kid that was me at the time, like one of those sublime serendipities in which big cities, with all their complexity and potential, specialize.
Tim Hubbard of Property Vision, a company that advises potential buyers, specializes in the quintessential Home Counties enclaves in northern Surrey like Cobham, Sunningdale and Wentworth, just west of London.
Anversa's group also searched the heart tissue for molecular markers signaling that some of the heart cells held the potential to specialize further.
In addition to this role in PTMs, alpha tubulin may also have the greater potential to specialize in function, thereby playing a role in adaptation, because it seems more dispensable.
Such temporal variation of later-produced flowers, with the potential to specialize as males [ 26], can be better understood if the intra-inflorescence pattern of trait correlations can be revealed, as in our demonstration in A. gymnandrum that later or distal flowers were more labile than early basal flowers.
Mosquito species diversity was at least partly caused by the several ways in which potential competitors have evolved specialized traits.
The plastic potential is obtained by specializing the orthotropic potential of Stewart and Cazacu (Int. J. Solids Struct., 48, 357, 2011) to cubic symmetry.
This trend opens up the potential for startups specializing in low-end electric vehicles, particularly in markets like China and India that benefit from lower manufacturing costs.
In [14], general results on potential games are provided and specialized to an uplink single-cell system with multiple access channel based on code division multiple access (CDMA).
The Trubnikov/Rosenbluth potentials ϕ and ψ are specialized for taking into account friction as well as the thermal force effect.
Here, we hypothesized that the numerous potential combinations of PRC1 in mammals might have specialized or context-dependent roles.
