0 present participle of spawn --
1 to cause something new, or many new things, to grow or start suddenly: --
This form of spawning can be described by a tree of processes, where each node represents an evaluator.
Currently, there are no effective biological or chemical controls recommended for application during spawning phase.
Eggs were prepared by pulling a female ready for spawning open by forceps.
In other words, tasks are spawned quickly when the tree is 'dense', whereas the spawning is delayed when the tree is 'sparse'.
Tension generation in the ovarian wall by 1-methyladenine at the time of spawning.
Comanagement could also help in the establishment of protected areas for spawning grounds or areas of threatened biodiversity.
The appearance of the fanzines suggests an unusual dynamic: what is an apparently distant, hugely commercial musical enterprise doing spawning such artisanal literature?
Mechanical forces imposed on echinoid eggs during spawning: mitigation of forces by fibrous networks within egg extracellular layers.
