- In
evolutionary biology,
punctuated equilibrium (also
called punctuated equilibria) is a
theory that
proposes that once a
species appears in the fossil...
- MacKellar,
Smiths & Jordan. p. 63. See e.g.
Morse code Chelsea, Lee. "
Punctuating Around Quotation Marks". APA Style.
American Psychological ****ociation...
- Look up
punctuating in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Punctuating may
refer to Punctuation, in
written language A
method of
cheating in
poker with marked...
-
Punctuated equilibrium in
social theory is a
conceptual framework for
understanding the
process of
change in
complex social systems. The
approach studies...
-
Punctuated gradualism is a
microevolutionary hypothesis that
refers to a
species that has "relative
stasis over a
considerable part of its
total duration...
-
highly active Taupō
Volcanic Zone has
formed a
large volcanic plateau,
punctuated by the
North Island's
highest mountain,
Mount Ruapehu (2,797
metres (9...
-
synonymous with
tragicomic clashes of philosophy,
particularly if they're
punctuated by
outbursts of over-the-top
violence ... Still,
riding on the wee legs...
-
Clinton (pla**** by Amy Poehler). His
entrance to and exit from the skit are
punctuated by the Law &
Order "dun-DUN" sound. In 2009, it was
announced that D'Onofrio...
-
Southern California setting, pop
cultural references, and
stylized violence punctuated by slow motion.
Though initially a box-office failure, the film's positive...
- broviating) of True Detective's
first season, to the
ominous proclaiming that
punctuates the
general whoring and
slaying of Game of Thrones, to the
unceasing climatological...
