Cities and courts spawned the high culture of late Renaissance Italy.
It is the irrational fear of dietary fat that has spawned the high-carbohydrate food industry that didn't exist when I was a child.
When designing fish breeding programmes based on mass spawning, the higher inbreeding and lower effective population size should be taken into consideration.
As London's increasingly international development market brings not only overseas investment, but the physical realities of urban forms spawned in the high-speed laboratories of Asia's developing cities, the skyline debate might end up being the least of our worries.
But now, in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on New York and the Pentagon, Dr. Hellman and others whose work spawned the commercialization of high-level cryptography are wondering if they did the right thing.
Maximum family size when cohorts' combined is more than that of individual cohorts' number due to a multiyear spawner having the highest clutch number.
Instead, it was significantly and positively related to population size; 1SW salmon originating from small populations arrive first, and to sea-age structure of the spawning stock; the higher the proportion of larger MSW females in the population, the later the 1SW salmon arrive.
Crushing poverty, increasing human rights abuses, rampant inflation, institutionalized corruption, a deteriorating educational system and high unemployment have spawned the largest social movement in the country in more than 50 years.
Today, FACS and MACS remain the most widely utilized methods, but limited sample amounts coupled with requirements of high sensitivity have spawned the development of a broad range of microfluidic cell separation methods.
It is now spawning purported "high lines" all over the world.
