"They think design is about survival, and we come along and say we want to survive well," Finney says, squashing any Virgin Galactic-fueled fantasies.
and anybody who doesn't survive, well, that means they're dead and documented.
With intensive treatment, some affected infants can survive well into childhood; however, many die before age 10.
Red wigglers, though commonly sold for composting purposes, are not soil dwellers like night crawlers and do not survive well when temperatures drop below 50.
The delicate remains of birds do not survive well in the form of fossils, so the ancestry of many species is obscure.
He showed that such bacteria survived very poorly compared with bacteria that normally came through his intestines and thus would not survive well outside the laboratory.
Pachycephalosaur remains are actually rather rare, but the one thing that does survive well are the domes themselves since they are very tough chunks of solid bone.
Six years is quite a long time in the laptop business, but a machine that is kept on a desk and not thrown around should survive well enough.
Historically, some architecture practices have managed to survive well beyond the demise or departure of their name partners: McKim, Mead & White, for example.
A better strategy is to have a population with one or a few genotypes that survive well in all the successive environments.
Very few organisms are needed to cause the disease, and they survive well on fomites (inanimate objects, such as clothing, that can convey infection).
