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Assessment of the evolution in size of a surface spall as a function of loading cycles is also performed using FEM coupled with fatigue laws.

From the representative images reported in Fig. 3 (that refer to the samples as-deposited (a), annealed 873 K–60 min (b) and 1073 K 60 min (c), respectively) it is clear that the evolution in size of the supported NCs on SiO2 corresponds to an evolution of the equilibrium shape with a progressive loss of symmetry and a corresponding introduction of internal defects.

The data presented here track the evolution in time of the size of bubbles of gas entrained in the liquid (silicone oil) which we observed to always occur at a critical speed, immediately after the dynamic wetting line breaks from a straight line into a serrated line with tiny vees the downstream apices of which are the locations from which the bubbles stream out.

There is also an interesting question concerning the role of eccDNA in the evolution of monomer size of satellite repeats.

Tracking consists in estimating the evolution in state (e.g., location, size, orientation) of a moving target over time.

It is difficult to set general patterns in the evolution of genome size, number of rDNA loci or heterochromatin in plants.

We recently traced the evolution of genome size in lineages of the grass family and found several instances of genome size increase, some quite notable, which could be explained by paleopolyploidization [ 31].

Results indicate that there is not a significant relationship between relative brain size and sperm competition as measured by relative testis size in primates, suggesting sperm competition has not played an important role in the evolution of brain size in the primate order.

For example, the genes GS3 [ 52] and GW5/ SW5 [ 3, 53] have been proven to be involved in the evolution of grain size in rice.

Together with previous results, this suggests that ASPM and CDK5RAP2 may have had a consistent role in the evolution of brain size in mammals.

These patterns are robust when one accounts for the underlying phylogenetic relationships among strains and indicate that drift, rather than selection, has been a dominant force in the evolution of genome size in fungi, although its effects differ across lineages.