7、Even some authors who accepted the climax concept rejected Clements' characterization of it as a superorganism, and it is indeed a misleading metaphor.
11、Will Clements, an ecotoxicologist at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, noted that warming in the Rocky Mountains is expected to reduce the mass of lying snow, thus decreasing summer run-off.
1、"I'm only a sergeant," said Clements.
5、Clements and other early ecologists saw almost lawlike regularity in the order of succession, but that has not been substantiated.
10、Clements-Jeffrey, who was a long-term substitute teacher at Kiefer, says the student told her his aunt and uncle had given him the laptop, but that he no longer needed it after getting a new one.
2、For Clements, the climax was a "superorganism", an organic entity.
8、The final stage of a succession, called the climax by Clements and early ecologists, is likewise not predictable or of uniform composition.
14、Clements - Jeffrey曾經是基弗的一名長期代課老師，她説那個學生告訴她，是他的叔叔阿姨送給他這台手提電腦的，但是他已經不再需要這台電腦了，因為已經有了一台新的。
9、According to Clements, minocycline reduces the ability of t cells to activate and proliferate, both steps crucial to HIV production and progression toward full blown AIDS.
4、In San Clements, Brezhnev insisted on staying in the same compound as Nixon.
3、Bush didn't elaborate, but Clements told reporters Bentsen" is not exactly on his last dollar." The Bentsen family in South Texas is" extremely important" and" very, very wealthy, " Clements noted.
6、Conversely, as eloquently described in Bass, Clements, and Kazman, 11 the architecture may also influence its environment.
13、西澳大利亞大學的肯尼斯·克萊門茨(Kenneth Clements)、YihuiLan和ShiPeiSeah對巨無霸指數的最新研究表明，失調具有明顯的持久*。
12、A white supremacist prison gang member's been detained and another is still being sought for questioning in connection with the death last month of Colorado prison Chief Tom Clements.
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