But there is an argument against the existence of something that can be called a community online, and it goes something like this: Real life relationships are too rich, and too tenuous, to be sustained virtually.
Significant selective constraint on the sequences of these loci predicts that virtually all have sustained functionality across the Drosophila clade.
The emergency and orthopedic departments of the largest hospital in Reykjavik Landspitalinn (the National Hospital of Iceland)—diagnose and treat virtually all fractures sustained by residents of Reykjavik municipality (with 112,490 inhabitants in 2004).
In a paper published last year with Vincent R. Reinhart, we looked at virtually all episodes of sustained high debt in the advanced economies since 1800.
It's possible to do great journalism in discrete, isolated cases without much funding and by working alone, but it's virtually impossible to do sustained, broad-scale investigative journalism aimed at large and powerful entities without such funding.
Claudette Reichel, an LSU professor of education and housing specialist, says that virtually every home that sustained flood damage will experience mold growth.
In recent months, companies became more efficient by dismissing employees or reducing the number of hours they worked, while sustaining virtually the same level of output.
Mr. Kuhn is hardly the first to discover the glinting threads of melody that weave through this score, but the flow of melody he sustains virtually from start to finish is quite out of the ordinary.
The Mets are virtually incapable of sustaining a rally, and Manager Bobby Valentine and others pointed out the obvious: the Mets are not stringing together quality at-bats, not jumping on opposing starters early and getting into the weak part of the bullpen.
The German cockroach Blattella germanica is obviously one of the most spread household pests in the world, and is now virtually impossible to sustain outside human constructions.
