In contrast to great tits, blackbirds have a large repertoire from which they produce songs with immediate variety, changing song type every consecutive song.
Changing crop production practices, such as planting improved varieties or changing fertilization and irrigation practices can also have an impact on soil C stocks [9].
Seeds of temperate japonica varieties are known to be short-lived in storage (Ellis et al., 1992, 1993; Kameswara Rao and Jackson, 1997; Xue et al., 2008; Hay et al., 2013), but it seems that it might be possible to improve the longevity of seeds of such accessions more than those of non-temperate japonica varieties by changing the drying regime.
Future manufacturing is becoming "smart" - capable of agilely adapting to a wide variety of changing conditions.
A group of adults danced in a variety of changing moods, and children adorned a suspended wire with brightly colored ornaments.
This same principle can be used in all interior spaces, and contemporary interiors often have skylights or high windows to provide variety and changing patterns of light.
Dr. Church's team converted all 314 amber stop codons in the E. coli genome to the ocher variety by changing all instances of T-A-G, in the four-letter alphabet of DNA units, to T-A-A.
However, I think she could do even better if she added a bit of variety by changing the pace of her serves and using the wide slice more often.
In advance of today's release, at which the industry's biggest names will find out whether they have been awarded one or more of the coveted Michelin stars, its growing number of critics are claiming that it has become an anachronism in a world of global variety and changing palettes.
Our interdisciplinary approach provides students with the tools to address a variety of changing healthcare needs.
