The annual National Playwrights Conference has scheduled developmental readings of seven plays, including "The Language Archive" by Julia Cho ("The Piano Teacher") and "The Color of Desire" by Nilo Cruz ("Anna in the Tropics").
Pedomorphism arises from heterochronic processes that alter the schedule of developmental events [ 14].
Several heterochronic genes function in a regulatory pathway to influence the timing of cellular development, thereby ensuring a coordinated schedule of developmental events [ 29, 30].
I wish that when you find yourself clinging to The Rules -- of feeding, or sleep schedules, or developmental milestones, or anything else we're supposed to Learn All The Things About -- you understand that those rules are meant to give you structure, to educate you, to guide you, and the world will not fall apart if you choose to throw them out the window.
In 1938 Gesell and Helen Thompson produced a revised developmental schedule for evaluating infants as early as four weeks after birth.
It took two months to get Bertrand on the schedule of a developmental specialist in Salt Lake City, and the first available appointment fell on the same day as a mandatory faculty retreat.
In Infancy and Human Growth (1928), he presented a developmental schedule based on this theory, using 195 items of behaviour to evaluate infants of ages between 3 and 30 months.
After carbohydrate was produced in the developing silique, function of sugar in the seed should depend on its developmental schedule.
"This all points to a dental developmental schedule that was most like that in modern humans," says anatomist and lead author Christopher Dean of University College London, who also is a dentist.
In more deprived areas, parents tend to invest less care in each child [1], [17], and low parental investment has been argued to trigger an acceleration of developmental schedule in the child, at both the physical and psychological levels [18].
