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A larger challenge to the model is that of fitness effects that are epistatic (Weinreich et al. 2005), frequency and/or genuinely time dependent, reflecting an underlying fitness seascape (Mustonen and Lässig 2009) (as opposed to the effectively time-dependent selection considered here caused by linkage even if the underlying additive fitness landscape is static).

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A lawmaker with the dominant party, United Russia, told visiting British legislators on Thursday that although Russia wants to see the Assad government rule effectively, "time shows that this task is beyond its strength".

Nobody can effectively time the markets with any degree of consistency.

Nobody can effectively time the markets with any degree of consistency or precision.

Each core also has a counter that effectively time stamps the operations it performs.

Just as they had in the previous two stages, Team Sky stuck to Wiggins's strengths and neutralised the attack by effectively time-trialling their way down the mountain to catch the Nibali group with 40km of the stage left.

The TIME_RO records the read-out times (effectively the time the virtual frame is processed to identify events).

The nurses felt that their expertise had enabled them to deliver the intervention effectively, but time constraints would make delivery difficult within routine consultations.

An acoustic-holography method for moving sound sources is designed to handle the Doppler effect effectively in the time domain.

The Obama administration effectively called time today on one of the most destructive industries in America, proposing new environmental guidelines for mountaintop mining removal.