Evolution drives these organisms to a continuously shifting array of tactics to slide past our defenses.
Based on this, we hypothesized that cells with a higher DM copy-number would divide more frequently up to a certain copy-number level, where the selection pressure would continuously shift to become less favourable (Figure 6A).
The epicenters of innovation that epitomize employment and economic growth continuously shift, moving from Omaha (farming), to Pittsburgh (steel), to Detroit (automotive), to even Hollywood (entertainment), San Jose (silicon), and Seattle (software).
Nobel-prize winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman has referred to this process as a kind of "satisfaction treadmill". Because we continuously shift our standards upward once we've reached them, we've got to keep running in order to feel satisfied again.
Manufacturer and customer continuously shift form and content of their respective business models to adapt both to the needs of the counterpart and to market context.
The issues involved continuously shift and are so vast and complex that there is always something new to learn and understand.
The modifications in the external environment continuously shift the transmembrane potential.
Moving forward, many of the advances in education will be brought about by further integration of personalized learning into the smart learning environment, such as ubiquitous access to technology through continuously shifting mobile devices and mobile platforms, cloud-based services, big data, and dispersed learning environments will further emphasize the affordances of learning technologies.
This piece evokes nostalgia and the imaginative playfulness of childhood, with the two irregular profiles joining together to create a "continuously shifting perspective" as the audience moves around the sculpture.
Conversely, above ~600 K the Mo K edge position of Mo(O,N 3 continuously shifted to higher energies with increasing temperature.
