From the Climate Change point of view, it is important that the recovered organisms are quickly involved anew in present-day ecological processes after instances of permafrost thawing, and may be vital in nutrient recycling and in the production and consumption of greenhouse gases over a large portion of the Earth's surface.
Take, for instance, any present-day population of LUJO virus.
He said, for instance, that the present-day Kuikuro village was still organized along east and west cardinal points and its paths were aligned at right angles, though its residents no longer knew why this was the preferred pattern.
In general, Kermode seems not to have a very strong sense of present-day theatre practice, telling us, for instance, that Philip Henslowe, Shakespeare's boss, was "the ancestor of the modern theatre mogul".
For instance, the orientation of a present-day marine bacterium's magnetosome could not now mean oxygen-free water unless ancestral bacteria were selected because they had magnetosomes that coordinated them with oxygen-free water.
The problem was acute in "Julie & Julia," for instance, which could have dropped its present-day sequences completely and spoiled us with a soufflé of purest Meryl Streep.
For instance, the legacy of historical processes on present-day distribution patterns of vegetation is clearly visible in Sweden.
Present-day structure of strata around salt domes may not in every instance coincide with the present-day position of the salt.
For instance, Niles Eldredge, Borsari, and Thomson's work concerns paleontology, whereas Rybarczyk and Jenkins address present-day evolutionary phenomena.
For instance, the inaugural Model T, released for sale in 1908, cost $825 (about $22,000 in present-day dollars); by 1916, he had reduced the cost by more than half - to $360, while increasing safety, reliability and speed.
For instance, for prokaryotes, the size of the functional genome is guessed from the smallest present-day prokaryote genome.
