Sentences with phrase «environmental forces»

Only those cells with a flexible genome, honed through millions of years of environmental forcing and variability selection, can transition from one energy state to another.

Our observation of strong environmental forcing challenges this view.

To capture these small moments of sensation, he has developed new paints, including a water - soluble pigment that he uses in conjunction with environmental forces such as wind and rain.

He is particularly interested in the interplay between the biological, parenting, and social environmental forces that drive development.

Open to the sky, sea, and shore with inside and outside studios, these active environmental forces greatly influenced his work.

«Cultural evolution has not freed hunter - gatherers from environmental forcing.»

Elbow dysplasias, whatever type, are polygenic, and as you know that means environmental forces such as nutrition might affect individual differences in severity of the dog, but do not change what it passes on to the next generation.

Aggression in children is also influenced by environmental forces outside the home.

There are differences in appearance between individuals because of modifier genes as well as environmental forces.

«There is no doubt that parenting plays a dynamic, cumulative role in human development in concert with biology and other environmental forces,» said Warren.

But sometimes environmental forces predominate, and when these change drastically, the personality changes with them.

What is emerging is a new idea: that qualities like grit and resilience are not formed through the traditional mechanics of «teaching»; instead, a growing number of researchers now believe, they are shaped by several specific environmental forces, both in the classroom and in the home, sometimes in subtle and intricate ways.

He argues that geoarchaeology — a relatively new science that combines aspects of geology and archaeology — offers the potential to make dramatic contributions to our understanding of how climate change and other large - scale environmental forces are shaping human history.

This aphid species seems to be therefore the sum of populations possessing different karyotypes that in turn can give diverse genetic / ecological / evolutionary responses in relation to imposed selective environmental forces.

A small but growing body of evidence is finally pointing to rising temperatures — and not headline - grabbing natural disasters — as the main environmental force permanently ousting people from their homes.

Every day, our skin is exposed to free radical attacks from UV light, air conditioning, radiation, and other harmful environmental forces.

Health depends on the balance of both external and internal environmental forces.

We live in a rapidly changing world, as economic and environmental forces continuously beg us to re-evaluate our way of living on the earth.

The utilities, according to Hertel, see no way out of the conundrum that pits well - meaning environmental forces against one another in service to opposing goals.

Inter-specific competition was found to be similar in both the unconditioned natural and the conditioned artificial community, suggesting that for diatom communities, short - term manipulative experiments may be used to predict the effects of long - term environmental forcing on community structure.

While non-family businesses often fail because of micro or macro environmental forces, family businesses usually fail because of family conflict and family management issues.

When aglets wear down, the shoelace is exposed to fraying and degradation from environmental forces.

«These results demonstrate that cultural evolution has not freed human hunter - gatherers from strong environmental forcings», says Dr Miikka Tallavaara.

He is particularly interested in the ability of environmental forces outside his control to create a timeless quality to the work thereby allowing it to feel as if it has been memory and is part of the collective unconscious.

Most often, a closed system reacts passively to environmental forces.

In that narrative, religion would be a luxury, an artifact of economic and environmental forces.

Mr Miliband will also set out the case of the EU as an environmental force.

«The capabilities of our ancestors and the environmental forces leading to early stone technology are a great scientific mystery,» said Richard Potts, director of the Human Origins Program at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, who was not involved in the research.

One thing that distinguished our epigenome from our genome is its flexibility, the way it changes in response to environmental forces.

Vitamin E (3x the amount in PB) has strong anti-inflammatory properties which protect eyes, skin and the immune system from environmental forces.

A timely merging of political, economic, social and environmental forces, occurring in both the Bay Area and the country, paved the way for the creation of the park.

In addition to Concave Room for Bees by Meg Webster, LANDMARK projects will directly address the intricate interaction between human and environmental forces: • A new work by Abigail DeVille utilizes found materials and simultaneously bears witness to and transforms public neglect, decay and marginalization.

Environmental forces, for example, are subtly contrasted with human touch in his «Essere fi ume» (To Be a River), 1981 — 95: In this series Penone paired two hefty stones, one shaped by a river's water over millennia, the other an identical copy recently carved by hand.

«Perhaps the most challenging aspect of understanding variability in biological processes is associating detected changes with the environmental forcings responsible.