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The environments encountered by descendent organisms are not just "templates" to which organisms adapt.
It appears that, if it could be done safely, it might be relatively harmless to her and to her future descendents, should there be any.
There is little reason to suppose that the microbial descendents of an alternative origin of life could not participate in such a system.
It is possible that their immediate descendents would have learned such a variety.
Descartes faced the problem of the relationship between mind and world (of which the relationship between speech and world is clearly a descendent).
The author concludes that married women in the four villages engaged in credit transactions rather less than did their descendents three centuries later.
A central issue in the situation of the three-generation configuration is how the pivot generation resolves conflicting expectations from the ascendent and descendent generations.
People also consider various sorts of security as components of their utility, and have some level of concern for descendents.
A genetic measurement of race is itself a direct descendent of blood quantum as racial identifier.
Based on their lack of mitochondria, the trichomonads were regarded as primitive and as evolutionary descendents of the earliest branching eukaryotic organisms.
We annotate each node with a cache to store information about inconsistencies between that node's state and the assignments made in its descendents.
The main idea of tabling is to memorize the answers to subgoals, and then use the answers to resolve their variant descendents.
This is why a searchable labeling need not attach conflict sets to the descendents of inconsistent nodes, which allows simpler and less expensive labeler code.
These checks will be duplicated for the corresponding descendents of every sibling of s (unless, of course, they had an inconsistent ancestor and have been pruned away).
We define one of the descendent branches of the current node in the branch-and-bound enumeration tree by imposing (5), and the other branch by imposing (6).
Yet people in the past had as much need of recourse to non-state structures to help meet the challenges and vicissitudes of everyday life as their descendents do today.
In particular, inconsistency calculations will not be performed on descendents of the nodes of the tree excised by prune, because the values of these nodes will never be demanded.

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