Some advocated the proliferation of life, regardless of quality; the realists stressed the need to control procreation.
There were two Republicans, Henry A. Kissinger and George P. Shultz, secretary of state under Mr. Reagan, and two Democrats, William J. Perry, secretary of defense under President Bill Clinton, and former Senator Sam Nunn, who has made fighting proliferation his life's work.
Opening track "Do the Joy" (available as a free download at www.aircheology.com) sounds like the story of the proliferation of life on Earth told in a dispassionate "for mash, get Smash" robo-voice, but it's so mangled that it might be about something else entirely.
But it was his two grand synthesizing theories of natural selection and sexual selection that would explain the evolution and proliferation of life on earth.
The fossil fits within the Cambrian's reputation of not only hosting the first great proliferation of life but many forms that are considered to be a sort of "evolutionary experimentation" that appeared and then disappeared rapidly.
Ehrlich carcinoma is an undifferentiated carcinoma that is originally hyperdiploid and has high transplantable capability, no regression, rapid proliferation, short life span, 100%% malignancy, and also does not have tumor-specific transplantation antigen.
The general consensus is that the speed and proliferation of life online and on our screens somehow cheapens things.
Her work is as much about decadence and entropy as it is about the proliferation of life.
The corneal epithelium is a self-renewing tissue, whose maintenance requires continuous cell proliferation throughout life.
Neither proliferation nor life span was affected by the presence of doxycycline.
