Whatever the police's faults, for a time they energetically pursued Farai's killers.
At the same time, Mr. Green energetically promoted the idea of public folklore — that is, that folklorists should work outside the academy to gather, preserve and publicize local cultures through government agencies, museums, folk festivals and radio stations.
This suggests that during these time periods, energetically expensive processes are being partially arrested, and energy resources are being redirected to activate protective mechanisms.
The researchers try to use their time with him energetically, so there is an excited murmur while the experiments go on shoptalk conducted mostly in acronyms and initials.
Nonetheless, recent work suggests that males can assess a rival's fighting ability based on the olfactory information present in their urine [ 25], which might enable them to avoid time consuming and energetically costly escalated fights [ 34] and thus stabilize social hierarchies [ 25].
All non-human primates are obligate quadrupeds and there have been a number of arguments put forward that as such, terrestrial bipedal walking, although possible by these species for short periods of time, may be energetically expensive (Carey and Crompton, 2005; Leonard and Robertson, 2001; Nakatsukasa et al., 2004; Pontzer et al., 2009; Rodman and McHenry, 1980).
At the same time, given the energetically costly nature of the vertebrate brain, trade-offs between investment into the brain and other costly features of an organism's biology have long been assumed to be important in generating variation in brain morphology (Aiello and Wheeler 1995; Boogert et al. 2011; Kotrschal et al. 2013; Navarrete et al. 2011; Striedter 2005).
He stood at the end of the dock until the launch was far out in the bay, waving energetically from time to time, and looking, for the moment, as though there were absolutely nothing in the world that he had to do.
When the Enquirer published its first "love child" report, The Times was going energetically after the McCain story.
Hemilepistus reaumuri can only escape the heat of the desert by constructing a burrow, which is time-consuming and energetically costly.
