Through reproduction, he controversially suggested, the imprinted patterns of experience were passed on to each new generation, which progressed beyond, in its turn.
This emphasises again the importance of the group's modernisation programme and cost restructuring plans, both of which progressed well in 2012".
After meeting Mr. Collins at a poker game in 1981, Mr. Calhoun had followed his career, which progressed slowly but not without promise.
Gentrification, which progressed gently through neighbourhoods in Islington and Camden in the decades after the second world war, is now changing the city at terrifying pace.
Among them were "Claveteo," a funk-enlivened tune with a cascading piano part synched to the pulse of rumba clave, and "Ilu-Uli," which progressed from a stuttering verse to a streamlined bridge.
At Christmas she was still able to enjoy a conversation and follow a television programme; a fortnight later she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, which progressed with a rapidity that, I was told, was very unusual.
When they tried another cloning approach -- inserting genes from cumulus cells whose traditional role is to help nourish an egg -- they got three early embryos, the hardiest of which progressed to only six cells in size.
He presented 1.5 years later with infectious crystalline keratopathy which progressed to a corneal ulcer.
He developed asymptomatic Wenckebach which progressed to a high-grade second-degree AV block (Fig. 3).
Left-sided valve replacement has been revolutionized by transcatheter technology, which progressed significantly in 2008.
The senior author has identified a radiological sign in a series of fractures thought to have united but which progressed to established non-union after removal of fixation.
