During vertebrate evolution with a progressively more diverse motor behaviour, the number of modules will have increased progressively.
At least three informal phases in the transition can be identified by progressively more diverse and complex biological communities.
Moreover, in all sectors and policy areas, work teams have become progressively demographically diverse in terms of gender, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, and national culture.
They theorize that an initial generation of stars made purely of hydrogen and helium — the elements created during the Big Bang — burned ferociously and exploded apocalyptically, jump-starting the seeding of the cosmos with progressively more diverse materials.
The Permian climate became increasing arid, and this change seemed to favour the amniotes, which became progressively more abundant and diverse during this era.
Progressively larger and more diverse sets of manually classified chemicals (from 100+ compounds to more than 6000 compounds) were manually compared and evaluated against the computed ClassyFire classifications to ensure that the program properly classified new compounds or compounds not previously seen in its training cycles.
For example, the repertoire of TCR response to sperm whale myoglobulin 110-124 in adjuvant is initially diverse, then progressively losing lower affinity clones and resulting in an oligoclonal population of TCRβ receptors of intermediate affinity [ 18].
Diversity is, instead, diverse.
As a first step in the construction of an IBM, contacts are progressively "structured'" by co-locating individuals into the diverse environments where they are expected to have contacts, namely households, school, workplaces, commuting and public transportations and so on.
For a generation this endemic, jargon-ridden cult has progressively wrecked the working of private and public institutions as diverse as the financial sector and children's services.
