His gravelly drawl and multi-billion dollar fortune helped make terms such as "drop-downs" and "step-up basis" seem less fishy.However, after years of financial engineering and expansion Kinder has become unfit for its environment.
Instead, organisms whose genes were unfit for the environment would not necessarily die more often, in keeping with evolutionary principles.
If two populations having evolved separately come back in contact later on, the intermediate phenotype of their offspring could make them unfit for either environment, and this would then provide the selective pressure for the selection of additional reproductive barriers, in a process called reinforcement, and often referred to as 'the Wallace effect'.
Thus, traits that are fit now may become unfit later if the environment changes.
Indeed, unlike scientific applications in other scientific domains, applications in life sciences are likely to be data-intensive and need to be implemented as pipelines, which makes HPC environments somewhat unfit.
They are unfit for the multi-server environments from two aspects.
Or on the flip side, children are being kept with their biological families when those environments are even more unfit and unstable.
However, a randomized selection of students to either of the research groups would have forced some of the students to learn in an environment they felt to be unfit, thus potentially causing an ethical problem and resulting in students' opposition and lack of willingness to learn (Virnoche, 2008).
With such a deeply political history, drag performances are often subversive and intentionally shocking, creating environments that some believe are unfit for children.
We hypothesize that the high mutation burden makes the majority of old SCs unfit for propagation and removes them from the environment.
Community and social environments were reported to often be unfit for wheelchair access [ 31, 36- 38].
