... those of their performance or of their publication, remain conjectural. It is because chronology, the schema that attributes each play to one hand at one point in time, cannot accommodate the complexities (coauthorship, revision, and adaptation) that are now seen to constitute the canon. canon...

... Nasdaka English pedagogy coteaching Roaring English Scholastic Aptitude Test SAT spoken English submarket Supernova adaptation as a case of TOEFL GRE submarket performative pedagogy Pioneers anxiety residency based admission policy Japan middle class middle class families opportunism...

... Dube E Furtan W H Hill R L Moore D Motta A C Muchaonyerwa P Munkholm L Sanders C Shanks L Steele M Unger P W Vigil M F Wulanningtyas H He W Luo X Radočaj D Sun G Blaustein Rejto D Myers R Tellatin S Weber A Bowman M Lee D Lynch L Tilman D K cover crops drought adaptation yield...

... and challenged them to find new ways of mobilizing support. Why have some parties been able to adapt their platform or organization in response to these and other transformations, whereas other parties have failed to make such adaptive reforms, implemented only minor changes, or taken significantly longer...

... Susanne Emmerick Anna Katharina Frye Lawrence Frances of Rome Saint Luther Martin Lucretius On the Nature of Things Lüthi Max Basile Brentano Myrtle Brothers Grimm orality moralization romanticism adaptation The previous chapter ended with speculation about the married fairy’s possible...

... depressa knotted wrack Ascophyllum nodosum mouse mummichog nitrogen pannes Marsh rails salt grass inland Distichlis spicata salt marsh sea blite Suaeda spp sediment shrew soil sparrow wrack knotted Ascophyllum nodosum adaptations New England Pine Creek Marsh plants wetland blackgrass...

...For a trait to be considered as an adaptation shaped by natural selection, it must have been variable, heritable, and increased the relative fitness of individuals that possessed it relative to other traits. Phylogenetic analyses can suggest the likely history of traits involved with plant sensing...

...One of the fundamental properties of hormones is that they underlie the expression of suites of correlated traits. To the extent that this hormonal mediation has a genetic basis, hormones may act to either accelerate or slow adaptive evolution. Selection on one trait within a hormone-mediated suite...

...This chapter discusses the design of incentive-based policies for climate adaptation. It begins by discussing climate adaptation policies, including models used to describe optimal pricing and capacity decisions with stochastic demand, and then describes the current pricing policies for the private...

...Hibberd considers two stage adaptations of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein appearing in London in 1823: Richard Brinsley Peake’s Presumption; or, The Fate of Frankenstein, which played at the English Opera House near the Strand, and Henry Milner’s Frankenstein; or the Man and the Monster...

...In this chapter we review adaptation of birds and mammals for combatting lice and reducing their effects on host fitness. Some of these adaptations appear to be specific to lice, while others are also effective against other ectoparasites. Overall, birds and mammals have three broad strategies...

... and offers three strategic options to adapt the model to new circumstances and enhance wildlife conservation. anglers fishermen agency partiality for constitutive decision process xi hunting Arizona's decline in North American Model of Wildlife Conservation adapting the formula of scientific management...

...The common vampire bat Desmodus rotundus, white-winged vampire bat Diaemus youngi, and hairy-legged vampire bat Diphylla ecaudata are the only mammals that feed exclusively on blood. Their blood-feeding lifestyle shapes virtually every aspect of their biology. Adaptations linked to blood-feeding...

...Chapter 6 examines the success with which improvers convinced themselves that certain landscapes were innately “adapted” to particular future modes of production, an assumption built into free trade ideology. It begins by addressing the idea of adaptation, a concept that both improvers...

...Ecological specificity describes the affinity of an organism for a subset of every axis forming its ecological niche. It is a powerful concept that integrates concepts in evolutionary biology, such as local adaptation, with those in ecology, such as dispersal and biotic interactions. This chapter...

... complexity of life. Finally, the chapter considers the very strange parallelism of multicellularity: the fact that diverse, independent lineages of life all adopted multicellular structure and specialization of cells. Is this coincidence a simple convergence of adaptation to a shared lifestyle? Or does...

... Alfred Lind Jenny Meyer Conrad Patti Adelina Sontag Henriette Rêverie et caprice Symphonie fantastique Mason William Thomas Theodore Berlioz Hector Hector Berlioz American reception criticism cultural transfer adaptation Leopold de Meyer Louis Moreau Gottschalk Bernard Ullman Theodore...

...? In addition to vexing questions such as these, the author also tackles issues of ornamentation and transposition in vocal style, the matters of translation and adaptation, and even aspects of stage direction and set design. Throughout this work, the text enlivens a personal history with reports personal own...

... practices, and profitability, and analyzes technological, agronomic, management, and institutional adjustments. Adaptations such as new crops, production practices, irrigation technologies, water conveyance infrastructure, fertilizer application, and increased use of groundwater can generate both social...

... the fruit of adaptation. The second part of this chapter notes how Supernova’s intraorganizational conflict facilitated its IPO. As Supernova and its competitors embarked on overseas stock markets, they accelerated the formalization of their structures and procedures. The last section of this chapter...