It is found that no sharp wavelength selection occurs.
Sharp's selection in the 800m for Team GB's athletics squad for the Olympics proved controversial, as she was chosen ahead of four women who had recorded faster times.
Bloodaxe Poetry Introductions: 2, edited by Neil Astley, has 20-page sharp-witted selections from four contemporary European poets, Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Miroslav Holub, Marin Sorescu and Tomas Tranströmer, with a variety of introductory prose such as interviews and critical pieces.
In sharp contrast, response selection activity in these regions did not show any effect of practice over the course of three runs with repeated memory sets.
Under heterozygote advantage as a sole mechanism of balancing selection, sharp increases of allele frequencies were never observed, and newly-emerged alleles were often lost.
Sites in which the d N/d S rates ratio was statistically greater than one were considered to be under positive selection (Sharp 1997).
Identifying patterns of synonymous codon usage has proven useful in identifying group of genes likely under translational selection (Sharp et al. 1986).
Genes with higher expression level or breadth, more biased codon usage, higher connectivity, or encoding shorter proteins tend to evolve under stronger purifying selection (Sharp 1991; Duret and Mouchiroud 2000; Pál et al. 2001; Fraser et al. 2002; Subramanian and Kumar 2004).
Mr. Karttunen's brilliant technique and gorgeous tone came into sharp focus in selections from "Mystery Variations" (2010), a compendium assembled for Mr. Karttunen's 50th birthday, in which 31 international composers wrote brief variations on the "Chiacona" of the Italian Baroque composer Giuseppe Colombi.
There are some entertaining posts already up - including "I admire your selection of sharp suits" by someone in Streatham (we don't learn about whom they were writing, alas).
