Sentence examples for selection moves from inspiring English sources

Australian captain Meg Lanning won't rule out further surprise selection moves as her team aims for a third straight women's Twenty20 World Cup.

Perhaps stung by the negative commentary around their controversial selection moves, the Kangaroos were ferocious at the contest early and the Tigers looked flat in comparison.

(The "Lesser Selection" moves on to consider "expressions" (ci) formed of strings of words, but these are treated along the same lines as terms).

Adding a third allele at the same locus yields an unexpected result: natural selection moves the population to its local fitness peak in the complex adaptive landscape but not necessarily to its global peak.

These models assume directional selection moves a population up a static solitary peak in an adaptive landscape, disregarding that many adaptive landscapes harbor multiple or shifting phenotypic optima [ 5, 9, 12, 13].

Click and hold in the middle of the selection, and move the cursor notice how the selection moves with you.

French's selection moved Aly Wagner to the top of the alternate list.

Does the process of natural selection move in a constant, gradual flux?

Alfred Russel Wallace, the 19th century explorer, naturalist and co-founder of the theory of evolution by natural selection, moved to Poole in 1902 when he was 78 years old and is buried in Broadstone cemetery.

These bacteria do not have a strongly clonal population structure, and loci encoding individual characteristics, such as flagella and capsular antigens, which are under diversifying selection, move by horizontal genetic exchange at relatively high frequency among C. jejuni isolates that do not necessarily share a recent common ancestor (36, 37).

Use the cursor arrow keys to highlight the "kernel /boot/vmlinuz... ...... entry, then press the.."... entry, then press the key again to edit this selection Move to the end of the next line with the cursor arrow keys.