Sentence examples for selection means from inspiring English sources

This is in agreement with the view that temporal variation in selection means that selective mortality in one time period is a poor predictor of selection coefficients during other time periods (Kekäläinen et al. 2009).

One good question might be what the Panetta selection means for Admiral Dennis Blair who was selected as the new DNI.

Manual phoneme subspace selection means that all phoneme subspaces have the same dimension by selecting the eigenvectors corresponding 8, 10, 12, or 14 largest eigenvalues.

With respect to large scale biological issues, the fact that canalization is under the control of natural selection means that all regulatory systems in an organism are in some sense selected for canalizing properties.

Some won't like it; they'll assume that my selection means the world is going to hell.

Noah's selection means late-night US TV continues to be a male-dominated domain.

A spokesman said that the mystery surrounding the decision-making, including the timing of the final selection, meant that it was at risk of "losing a lot of money".

The fact that most of the British team were secure in selection meant they could take a similarly long-term view, while most of their rivals were still scrapping to qualify.

"Uchinarashi," a robust musical selection meant to summon the gods, began the program on a vigorous note, with Takahiko Yamazaki on the taiko drum and Fumio Matsumoto playing the fue, or Japanese flute, at thrilling speed.

This provided a convenient economic rationale for opposing it: inefficient selection meant wasted talent.So, in 1965, while the Plowden committee was still sitting, local-education authorities were told to start preparing for the abolition of the 11-plus.

Will corporate video selection mean that users will only have access to approved content?