As a final way to contrast the three views, we return to population genetics and, especially, to the Hardy-Weinberg Principle (HWP).
Here, relative survival reduced postfame (99.6% of population survival 1 year postfame to 97.6% 24 years postfame) while from 25 years postfame survival recovered; returning to population levels 36 years postfame.
Transient time in population dynamics refers to the time it takes for a population to return to population-dynamic equilibrium (or close to it) following a perturbation in the environment or in population size.
In 1992, Andrews and her husband, Dave, returned to Granbury, population 8,200, to care for their ailing parents.
The parolees released last year cost the state $100 million over the course of their prison terms; the 85 who returned to Sunnyside, population 21,000, accounted for almost $8 million of that, according to data by the mapping group.
Eugenie Birch, who heads the department of city and regional planning at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, has compared housing trends in 40 American cities from 1990 to 1999 and found that one in four have returned to 1970 population levels.
Remaining units are returned to the population based on three replacement policies.
After the Supreme Court ruled the death penalty unconstitutional, Smith was returned to general population at the state prison in Rahway.
We returned to each population at regular intervals over the field seasons after each dusting session and caught as many single females and females found in copula.
Animals used for analysis with the Worm Tracker were not returned to the population.
