Alternatively, sexual selection, particularly in the generalized form I focus on here, may act as the content of natural selection theory, which, as discussed above, reduces to an assumption that evolutionary change occurs through natural and not supernatural forces.
There is a third way of interpreting the content of a selection function f w, |a|M), namely as yielding a set of worlds that resemble w locally regarding very minimal respects but that otherwise could differ from w to any degree whatever.
The student shall provide an introduction, which includes author, title and prepares the listener for the content of the selection.
Then an inductive approach was used to code the content of these selections (CH).
We ate our fish at the table, like grownups, then watched several hours of dreadful TV and ate the contents of a selection box left behind by the boys.
They found considerable heterogeneity in the content of interventions and the selection of patient groups.
Compiling this information has given added firepower to almost every aspect of campaigns, from decisions about which television show to run ads on, to the content of targeted emails, to the selection of which houses volunteers should visit.
Secondly, respondents suggested that beneath this 'encounter' lie tensions arising from the competing agendas and objectives of the different actors involved which can affect the content of agreements; for instance, farmer selection of management options versus Natural England's target environmental objectives.
Justification for the content of exercise interventions or exercise selection was rarely provided and few trials reported enough detail for both land and aquatic programs to be reproduced reliably.
Both in the manner of their selection and the content of their character, the veep picks of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton open yet another chasm between the Republican and Democratic nominees.
