And he advocates their rapid, race-blind redistribution to adoptive homes that would be predominantly white, arguing that this would benefit both the children and American race relations.
Palpitations (sensation of the heart beating) and an uneven, rapid, racing, pounding, or fluttering pulse.
In some cases, the concerted evolution of socially-interacting phenotypes may result in runaway dynamics, including accelerating arms races, rapid host race formation, and speciation [14] [16], [19].
Because bacteriocins participate in an evolutionarily rapid arms race of changing toxins and changing defenses, differences in systems even between closely related strains may be profound.
When Rapid Redux races Friday night at Charles Town in West Virginia, he will be after his 17th straight win.
A montage of rapid scenes races to wrap up the scattered implications of Wharton's studied tableaux; the original stately andante quickens to Mainwaring's sprightly allegro, and a moony, post-Freudian light begins to illuminate the characters' psyches.
A quick-thinking paramedic heard the job come over the radio and, while listening to officers who were at the scene detail the man's rapid decline, raced a dose of anti-venom to the house.
To the accompaniment of pounding pop music, except when there were amplified muezzin calls to prayer, the first seven rapid fire races – the target is about 11 minutes each - saw Britain's Leigh McMillan in The Wave, Muscat, leading.
With the Camp Shelby military base on its southern side and the University of Southern Mississippi as an anchor, perhaps it is not a surprise that Hattiesburg, a city of about 50,000 residents, and its surrounding counties would show rapid mixed-race growth.
The initial stochastic phase in population dynamics was indicative of additional rounds of adaptive races (Waite and Shou, 2012) between rsp5 R → A ← L and rsp5 C ← L. After 250 hr, the R → A ← L : C ← L ratios showed steady trends, suggesting the absence of further rapid adaptive races.
