For example, when selection is strong and the population size (after expansion) is large, the time for emergence of new alleles at such a locus in a diploid population is a small fraction of 2N generations or, more precisely, in the order of 1/(4MS) [EQ.2], where M= N e μ, S= 2N e s, μ is the mutation rate, and s is the selection coefficient [ 87].
This work concentrates on reduction of this order to two, exploiting properties of spherical and reduced Bessel functions, leading to greatly simplified calculations to evaluate the integrals precisely by reducing the order of linear systems to be solved.
How can you precisely move token number 19 precisely one place clockwise without affecting the order of the others?
The 16th century Croatian chronicler Ivan Tomašić wrote that the King died on 10 July – more precisely, that he was murdered on the order of his brother Radivoj and with the consent of his son Stephen Tomašević.
It is precisely this crucial size range, in the order of magnitude around 100 μm, that is reached during the formation of cyanobacterial ropes out of cyanobacterial filaments 4 6 μm thick.
Ironically, it was precisely this order of sincerity and ideals that permeated people like her historically and that keeps her locked out today.
"Excellence" – often a byword for regressive funding concentrations or for national pride – and "sustainability" – a euphemism for taking public money out of universities – are the order of the day, precisely because they mean nothing and can be filled with consensus dogma.
It will be important to determine the order of Rab3D/27a recruitment and precisely which Rab recruits which effector.
Be sure to follow the order of the how to precisely until you are familiar with the process.
Pilaster, in Greco-Roman Classical architecture, shallow rectangular column that projects slightly beyond the wall into which it is built and conforms precisely to the order or style of the adjacent columns.
