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Such units would be in some respect "hard" conventional objects (as opposed to "soft" conventional objects, purely stemming from the focus and interest of human minds): such units would still impact and emerge from the ecological and genetic processes mentioned by Ford Doolittle, even if no human investigators was around to study them.

What is perhaps missing, and for the purposes of this discussion is useful to emphasize, is a particular process mentioned by Jacob (1977 , 1982 that differs from both direct adaptation and exaptation, in which existing components, be they functional for something else or nonfunctional initially, are brought together or rearranged to form a new, more complex combination with a novel function.

Our contribution is then to perform the selection processes mentioned in the foregoing, by considering them as statistical decision problems and reducing the number of empirical parameters for better robustness.

Strong indications of these curriculum-based learning processes are mentioned by Gschwendtner (2011) and Schmidt et al. (2014).

First, personality traits can influence other cognitive processes not mentioned by Ferguson (2012) such as selective attention.

In other cases, healthcare needs drove the disclosure process (mentioned more often by men).

The application of heat through a coal fire at home – not available at the health facilities – and the strong influence of elderly women in the decision-making process were examples mentioned by HEWs.

In the thin Ge film, the deformation process mentioned above was heavily influenced by the film thickness [14] and the velocity of loading [15].

The microarray comprises 11,559 target sequences selected by the process mentioned above.

Some high-purity nickel is made by the carbonyl process mentioned earlier.

Though many of the ideas suggested in the memo to the President did not make it into his State of the Union, after a long White House process the initial proposals mentioned by Sutphen, Axelrod, and Pfeiffer turned into these words in Obama's speech: We have to recognize that we face more than a deficit of dollars right now.