Selective pressures put each variation to the ultimate test: survival.
He also adopted his brother's new last name, a homage, in variation, to the film director Frank Capra.
He has already been talked about as a potential England Test player as he offers variation to the current seam attack.
She enters at the beginning of the second act and dances a variation (to the chiming, delicate sounds of the celesta, a percussion instrument then new to Russian music that Tchaikovsky had imported from Paris).
Behavioral geneticists attribute this mysterious variation to the "nonshared" or "unique" environment, but that is just a fudge factor introduced to make the numbers add up to 100percentt.
Ultimately individualists with no long-term significant school following, Yūshō and Tōhaku nevertheless provided a brilliant sense of creative variation to the Kanō dominance.
It's interesting to learn, though, in a variation to the usual phrase, that latecomers will not be admitted... unless there's a coach-load of them.
That's an inspired touch, actually, but there's little else to give variation to the somber tone of woe foretold in this well-acted but ultimately monotonous production.
Moreover, the vulnerabilities seem to exist in direction variation to the popularity of the package or computing language being used.
