Mr Dodge proves more enlightening in unpicking the subsequent evolution of Iraqi politics.
We then describe nine principles guiding the initial development and subsequent evolution of platform ecosystems.
The subsequent evolution of the progeny was investigated, along with a variation in the activation time.
Miyake, T. et al. The pectoral fin muscles of the coelacanth Latimeria chalumnae: functional and evolutionary implications for the fin-to-limb transition and subsequent evolution of tetrapods.
This book unravels for the first time the dramatic story of the Japanese occupation and reinterprets the subsequent evolution of Hong Kong.
The subsequent evolution of the localized process zone and of the shape of the strain profile is studied numerically.
World War II and the subsequent evolution of weapons of mass destruction made the task of understanding the nature of war even more urgent.
"To me the interbreeding question is not whether there was hybridisation but whether there was any hybridisation that affected the subsequent evolution of humans.
The subsequent evolution of these point defects may lead to the formation of dislocation loops1,2,5 and voids6,7,8, which inevitably induces the degradation of mechanical properties, such as swelling, hardening, embrittlement and even direct failure.
In the present work we present a systematic experimental investigation of the generation and subsequent evolution of dynamic failure modes in sandwich structures subjected to low-speed impact.
Bringing to bear the different perspectives of archaeology, comparative ethnography, biological anthropology, and linguistics, scholars have shed an increasingly clear light on the story of the remarkable Polynesian diaspora and of the subsequent evolution of these island cultures.
