In addition, habitat loss might affect evolutionary trajectories because a number of salmonid life history traits, including spawn timing and run timing vary adaptively with environmental parameters such as elevation, temperature and hydrology (Quinn 2005; Beechie et al. 2006; Achord et al. 2007).
"The timing of getting research up and running again at the VA is largely in their hands," he says.
A content strategist might have advised Keller to think about the implications and timing of running the McCain story: (1) How would running the damaging story look after The Times endorsed McCain on January 25 for the February New York Republican primary?
Owing to its size selectivity and temporally variable nature (Ricker 1995; Quinn et al. 2007), commercial fishing in salmonids has been shown to impact several life-history traits such as growth, age and size at maturation, and run timing.
In Manga: The Complete Guide, Jason Thompson refers to it as a "charming comedy" and a "quiet master of the four-panel form", praising the series comedic timing and use of running gags.
The challenge for Boeing has become one of timing, and time is quickly running out.
Their Princeton-style offense, which is predicated on timing, is running like a tricycle missing a wheel.
The aim of this study was therefore to investigate the effect of foot orthoses on plantar force timing during running.
43, 44 A centralized system could have multiple timing mechanisms running in parallel, allowing modality or spatially specific timing, such as those described in the illusions above.
"We're just getting the timing down, going through the routes and making sure the timing's right," running back Joe McKnight said.
