Like many large companies, they promote disruptive innovation in an effort to avoid being overtaken by smaller, more creative companies.
Furthermore, few studies have sought to identify the ecological factors that promote disruptive selection in the wild.
The bill is supported by the Conference of California Bar Associations and opposed by the HOA management industry, which contends that it would promote costly, disruptive litigation from owners who already have adequate avenues to pursue disputes.
This will suggest types of interventions that will promote minimally disruptive healthcare and the waypoints in patient trajectories at which these interventions should be implemented.
Speciation among members of the Anopheles gambiae complex is thought to be promoted by disruptive selection and ecological divergence acting on sets of adaptation genes protected from recombination by polymorphic paracentric chromosomal inversions.
Based on our findings of eco-morphological variation in the Apoyeque Midas cichlids, and known patterns of adaptation in Midas cichlids in general, we suggest that this population may be in a very early stage of speciation (incipient species), promoted by disruptive selection and ecological diversification.
The condition separating deterministic and stochastic branching is understood intuitively by considering the force suppressing variance (genetic drift) and the two forces promoting the variance (disruptive selection and mutation).
He criticised the lack of courage shown by Coalition and Labor MPs, and attacked the political establishment – the "old parties" – for deserting progressive mainstream voters in recent years, saying the Greens have been the only innovative and disruptive party promoting new ideas.
Mn has been associated with suppression of ATP-dependent calcium waves in astrocytes, suggesting that Mn promotes the potentially disruptive mitochondrial sequestration of calcium (Tjalkens et al. 2006).
In industry after industry in the last forty years, we have seen "value shifting hands" from working families into the hands of corporate shareholders promoting "globalization" or the next "disruptive technology".
