I will now describe the second point of the theory: if evolution is based on interactions, then a trait arises not by sequential addition of one change at a time, each serviceable on its own, but by gradual stabilization of the trait as a complex whole by a process of convergence on the population level, as defined below.
Microsoft then took the old, serviceable monochrome PC of the 1980s that could handle only one task at a time, and that seemed immune from the frivolity of fonts and pictures (which were in Apple's domain).
No mushy contextualist, Steinbrenner imposed his will and his vision wherever possible, and left as one of his legacies, at a time of financial hardship, a billion-dollar replica of the legendary and perfectly serviceable stadium across the street.
The division was supplied with 14 captured Italian Carro Armato P 40 tanks, but these proved unreliable, with only half being serviceable at any one time.
Of course it was a very serviceable model at that time.
"It's a serviceable hotel at a good location," said Michael Fishbin, a hotel consultant at Ernst & Young.
This season, only one NBC show, "Ed," has performed with any particular promise, though two others, "DAG" and "Cursed," have proved at least serviceable in time periods where they are protected by other NBC hits.
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I've always been more than serviceable at spatial-awareness games (Ms. Pac-Man) and at times fairly excellent at shooting-and-moving games (Galaga, Gyruss), but jumping precisely to avoid lava or whatever has always been a bit of a chore for me.
With time, and with an experienced offensive line providing protection, Maxwell should be serviceable at minimum.
